Former Foreign Affairs Minister Harry Kalaba says the Patriotic Front government is afraid of facing him as a presidential candidate in the 2021 elections because he has too much information about the illegal dealings of

The World Bank says 75 percent of the Zambian Cabinet’s decisions are never implemented. In its “Zambia Systematic Country Diagnosis” report of March 2018, the World Bank noted that weak capacity to manage public expenditure

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has adopted Saboi Imboela as its candidate for the Lusaka Mayoral elections slated for July 26, 2018. Unveiling Imboela at the party secretariat, Sunday, NDC secretary general Mwenya Musenge said

Alliance for Community Action executive director Laura Miti says President Edgar Lungu should fire Mines Minister Richard Musukwa for calling Black Mountain victims scavengers and for declaring the dump site safe. On Thursday, Musukwa told

President Edgar Lungu yesterday officially opened Zambia’s first paperless hospital in Chipata City, and directed the Rural Electrification Authority to connect power to the rest of the health facilities in the province where government intends

British High Commissioner to Zambia Fergus Cochrane-Dyet has insisted that there is a serious corruption problem in Zambia which needs to be tackled in order to give investors confidence that their resources are safe. And

Reacting to calls by YALI that Financial Intelligence Center director Mary Tshuma must go, British High Commissioner to Zambia Fergus Cochrane-Dyet stated: “Utter nonsense! FIC is doing a good job and is entitled to publishing

Rainbow Party General Secretary Wynter Kabimba says diplomats accredited to Zambia have the right to comment on our internal affairs because they have invested too much money trying to help the country develop. Commenting on

Chief government spokesperson Dora Siliya says her Foreign Affairs counterpart Joe Malanji will deal with British High Commissioner Fergus Cochrane-Dyet over his tweets which are disagreeing with government position on the Financial Intelligence Center, among

The Seventh National Alternative Mining Indaba (NAMI) has demanded for urgent reforms in order to improve safety standards following the Black Mountain disaster where 10 small-scale miners died. And the Indaba resolved, among other things,