Premier Consult Limted executive director Professor Oliver Saasa has questioned government’s continued intimidation of the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) over revelations contained in its latest Financial Trends report. And Prof Saasa has observed that FIC

CTPD Executive Director Isaac Mwaipopo says instead of attacking the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) for releasing a financial fraud report involving K4.5 billion, government would do better by stopping the pilferage of public resources. Speaking

Veteran politician Vernon Johnson Mwaanga has observed that institutions such as Parliaments, the Judiciary and the Press are on retreat due to fear of new African dictators who operate under the theme ‘you are either

The Health Professions Council of Zambia (HPCZ) has withdrawn five medical courses from Apex Medical University and Cavendish University for various breaches such as inadequate lecturers and lack of proper laboratories. And HPCZ says it

University of Zambia students this evening blocked parts of the Great East Road and stoned motorists in a protest sparked by a ten-minute power outage. Police spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo confirmed the report, saying the

Former State House Press Aide George Chellah has charged that former Finance Minister Alexander Chikwanda is insulting late Michael Sata by telling the public that his presidency was a vulnerable. And Chellah has challenged Chikwanda

The Democratic Party (DP) has lamented that the only reason why the Registrar of Societies wants to deregister the party is because it has invited former Minister of Foreign Affairs Harry Kalaba to be its

The road map towards the 2021 general election looks very discouraging because politicians are so engrossed in solidifying their positions instead of enhancing democracy, says NGOCC executive director Engwase Mwale. And Mwale has reminded the

The Apostle Council of Churches (ACOC) has written to the Ministry of National Guidance and Religious Affairs requesting to be included in the national dialogue process. In a letter dated June 4, 2018, and addressed

Zitukule Consortium executive director Nicholas Phiri has expressed serious concern over unwarranted attacks on the leadership of Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) in the wake of disturbing revelations of grand theft and corruption. In a statement,