Civil rights activist Brebner Changala has advised President Edgar Lungu to hold a press conference where he will address all the concerns that people have been bringing to his attention. Speaking to News Diggers, Changala

Agriculture Minister Michael Katambo says government currently owes Nitrogen Chemicals of Zambia (NCZ) K24.4 million. And Katambo has announced that a total of 93,478 metric tonnes of D-Compound and 65,751 tonnes of Urea fertilizer have

Shawki Fawaz’s lawyers Magubbwi and Associates have written to Copperbelt Police Commissioner Charity Katanga, telling her to retract a police statement in which she alleged that copper concentrates destined for Chambeshi Smelter were diverted to

Chibombo Town Council Chairperson James Ntalahsa says he is appalled by the beating of four councillors at the civic centre by known Patriotic Front cadres. Confirming the development to News Diggers in an interview, Ntalasha

Rainbow Party general secretary Wynter Kabimba has expressed concern that while government is pleading with the citizens to tighten their belts under austerity measures, the Executive has been increasing salaries and loosening their belts because

Small firearms have the potential to destabilize democratically-elected governments if not silenced, says Head of INTERPOL regional bureau and coordinator of the Southern African Regional Police Chiefs Cooperation Organisation Nawa Mubita. And African Union (AU)

Chief Chikanta of the Tonga speaking people in Kalomo District has invited former Foreign Affairs Minister Harry Kalaba to the Chuungu-Lwiindi traditional ceremony slated for next month, as a symbol of unity in the country.

President Edgar Lungu’s sacking of former Community Development Minister Emerine Kabanshi last week in response to the theft of donor funds has not resolved the problem of systemic corruption in government, says Bahati member of

The newly amended Constitution of Zambia has not presented an opportunity for various stakeholders to raise awareness on its provisions, says the Non-Governmental Gender Organizations Coordinating Council (NGOCC). And NGOCC says the most significant human

Housing and Infrastructure Development Minister Ronald Chitotela says the international media has now started accusing government of selling national assets because corruption allegations were not sticking. Speaking during the tour of construction works at the