PricewaterhouseCooppers Tax expert Jyoti Mistry says concentrating revenue generation measures on the mining industry renders the Zambian economy highly vulnerable to movements in commodity prices and global economic conditions. And Mistry says a volatile tax

President Edgar Lungu has suspended Ministry of General Education Permanent Secretary Henry Tukombe to allow for smooth investigations into theft of donor aid at the ministry, as reported by the Auditor General. And Chief Government

Police in South Africa have issued an arrest warrant for a Zambian living in South Africa, suspected to have kidnapped another Zambian. Douglas Dale Police Station in Johannesburg are investigating Aissata Mwila of Passport no;

Patriotic Front cadre Munir Zulu says there is an economic sabotage from within and the ruling party must start preparing for exit if they don’t see it. And Zulu has resurrected calls for the PF

Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations Amos Chanda says President Edgar Lungu is still confident that kwacha will soon stabilise because market forces are still intact. And Chanda says government will

Housing and Infrastructure Development Minister Ronald Chitotela says his Ministry will in 2019 conduct a national housing census to establish the current accommodation needs as well as housing deficits in the country. And Chitotela says

President Edgar Lungu has advised farmers to start investing in fish farming, saying Zambia could stop importing fish from other countries if citizens diversified their farming practices. And Economics Association of Zambia (EAZ) president Dr

Patriotic Front deputy media director Antonio Mwanza says Zambia is not a kantemba where anyone like Kenyan law professor Patrick Lumumba can be allowed to come and “insult citizens”. And Mwanza says he is happy

Rainbow Party General Secretary Wynter Kabimba says it is an exaggeration to say that the Chinese nationals are taking over Zambia. And Kabimba has charged that the West is using African intellectuals like Kenyan law

Mazabuka Central UPND member of parliament Gary Nkombo says if the party had forced him to resign from his position as parliamentary whip because he was under investigation for murder, he would not be chairperson