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Former defence minister George Mpombo says the peace accord signed between UPND and the ruling PF is a “poppycock defective treaty built on the quicksand of political expediency”. In an interview with News Diggers! Mpombo

Birth registration coverage for Zambians currently stands at only 11.2 per cent, according to the Ministry of Home Affairs. Ministry of Home Affairs Permanent Secretary Pamela Kabamba revealed this during a media workshop on civil

Zambia National Women Lobby chairperson Beauty Katebe says Southern Province PF publicity secretary Trymore Mwenda’s acquittal is unfortunate and will encourage other men to abuse their daughters. And Katebe has urged Mwenda’s daughter to appeal

The Anti-Corruption Commission is investigating Lusaka Lawyer Kelvin Bwalya Fube (KBF) in connection with a court case involving his client Henry Kapoko. It is alleged that Fube is linked to a case in which Kapoko,

Party of National Unity president Highvie Hamududu says the debt restructuring process will be useless if fiscal toxins entrenched in government systems are not dealt with by properly implementing austerity measures. And Hamududu has urged

The PF and UPND have signed yet another peace accord aimed at ending political violence between the two party rivals during and after elections. Last Friday, the Electoral Commission of Zambia brought together the ruling

President Edgar Lungu says the UPND will never rule Zambia because the opposition party does not listen to what the people want. And President Lungu has vowed that he will retain power in 2021 and

Eight Lusaka mayoral candidates on Tuesday turned up to wrap up their various manifestos ahead of the city’s by-election today, but ruling PF candidate Miles Sampa chose to shun the event. The debate, which was

A 35-year-old man and two of his children have suffocated to death in Lusaka’s Misisi Compound. According to a statement issued by police spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo, Gezani Zulu, his daughter Naomi and his son

The rise in the number of killings being experienced in Lusaka and other cities is a result of bad and poor leadership, says International Fellowship of Christian Churches (IFCC) president Bishop Simon Chihana. Delivering a