Transparency International Zambia (TIZ) has challenged President Edgar Lungu to use the ongoing attacks against the Financial Intelligence Centre as an opportunity to prove his words that the fight against corruption begins with him. And

National Democratic Congress (NDC) leader Chibamba Kambwili says he is ready to walk naked on the streets of Lusaka, in protest, if government succeeds to dismiss Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) director-general Mary Tshuma. And Kambwili

Minister of Gender and Kasenengwa member of parliament Victoria Kalima has died. Patriotic Front Secretary General Davies Mwila confirmed the death of Kalima in a statement today, saying the minister died at Maina Soko Military

The Patriotic Front says the Financial Intelligence Centre’s justification for publishing “classified information” is dissatisfactory because it has failed to cite pieces of legislation which empowers the centre to do so. On Monday, FIC board

The Southern African Center for Constructive Resolutions of Disputes (SACCORD) Executive Director Boniface Chembe has charged that the proposed Cyber crime bill is a threat meant to deter people from criticising the government of the

Liuwa UPND member of parliament Dr Situmbeko Musokotwane says the Patriotic Front’s victory in the just ended parliamentary and local government by-elections is not an indication that his party has lost popularity. And Dr Mosokotwane

Lusaka Apex Medical University has advertised for qualified lecturers after the Health Professions Council of Zambia (HPCZ) withdrew approval certificates for some training programmes, Sunday. HPCZ Registrar Dr Aaron Mujajati said the council could not

Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) Executive Director Andrew Ntewere has written to the office of the Public Protector, submitting his concern that that Financial Intelligence Center acted unreasonably and illegally by publicising its latest trends

The Financial Intelligence Center (FIC) says every piece of information that is contained in its trends report is backed by factual evidence that can easily be used by law enforcement agencies if they wish to

All Peoples Congress Party President Nason Msoni says he can’t help but regret supporting President Edgar Lungu who pretended to be a humble man, when he was in fact a thief. In an interview, Msoni