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United Party for National Development (UPND) deputy secretary general Patrick Mucheleka has asked party supporters to defend themselves from PF attacks by whatever means and weapons as campaigns for the Lusaka Mayoral position commence. In

You never knew that I could sing, but I made you dance, there is always more than what you see in a person, we will ensure that Zambia becomes a good country and we will

Minister of Health Chitalu Chilufya says government has invested in robust systems to increase the visibility of stock at the front line and establish multi-sectoral teams to conduct sport checks at various levels of the

The three Church Mother Bodies say they will endeavour to reconcile President Edgar Lungu with his political arch rival Hakainde Hichilema of the UPND without any bloodshed, like they did with Dr Kenneth Kaunda and

Veteran broadcaster Caristo Chitamfya’s son better known as DJ Caristor Clear has died. Assistance Public Relations Officer for the Zambia Police Service Godfrey Chilabi confirmed the death of the renowned radio personality, explaining that Chitamfya

President Edgar Lungu says he will not be dragged into the politics of Black Mountain by hypocrites who change goal posts after a crisis occurs. And President Lungu has instructed police to deal with “foolish

Zambia Medical Association president Abidan Chansa has condemned the theft scandal at Kafue General Hospital where senior managers ordered junior staff to forge documents and and conceal the theft of medical supplies. And Ministry of

If the opposition come and provoke you with politics of violence, let them know that palya balekela epo ifwe twambila, Lusaka Province Minister Bowman Lusambo told Lusaka residents not to be scared of the opposition

Public health specialist Dr Canisius Banda says government must not ban the usage of tobacco, but promote its growth as a high-value tradable cash crop because it is a vital commodity in economies globally and

Most of the aspiring candidates in the Lusaka Mayoral by-elections have expressed confidence in scooping the seat, a position which fell vacant following the death of Wilson Kalumba last month. In random interviews conducted with