United Prosperous and Peaceful Zambia (UPPZ) president Charles Chanda says he has more land than the Lusaka City Council (LCC), part of which he is willing to give the local authority if approached. And Chanda

A 75-year-old Chipata man has hanged himself over a land dispute. Police spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo confirmed this in a statement saying Jaivan Banda of Mphuzuzu village was scheduled to appear before Mfumbeni Traditional Council

The Road Transport and Safety Agency says the airport road speed limit will be increased to 100km per hour. And RTSA says it is illogical for a well taught driver to complain about lack of

ZEMA has jointly charged Lusaka City Council (LCC) Town Clerk and his director of public health Edgar Mulwanda with two counts of failure to manage waste in Misisi and Kanyama and another two counts of

Lusaka Mayor Miles Sampa says he has donated his first seven months’ salary to the Church in a bid to put God first. Speaking when he addressed residents during the weekly Lusaka City Council (LCC)

President Edgar Lungu has asked his team to step up their game and see to the fulfilment of their campaign promises in order for him to successfully finish his tenure from 2021-2026. And President Edgar

Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations Amos Chanda says he regrets the manner in which he responded to unwarranted attacks from NDC leader Chishimba Kambwili. In a statement issued in his

Rainbow Party leader Wynter Kabimba says it is shameless that government is acting like it is a union leader for mobile service providers at the expense of the citizens who voted it into office. Reacting

The Bank of Zambia (BoZ) says inflation for the remaining period of this year will remain above 7.5 per cent in view of the upside risks that include higher than anticipated food prices. And BoZ

Party of National Unity (PNU) president Highvie Hamududu says ministers are showing a bad example by driving top class luxury cars when the economy of the country is falling down. Commenting on government’s procurement of