Former chief government spokesperson Chishimba Kambwili has written to President Edgar Lungu, requesting to be exempted from the oath of secrecy so that he can freely tell the Zambian people what has gone wrong in

Introduction The recent revelation that the Government of the Kingdom of eSwatini (formerly Swaziland) offered a generous gift of land to President Edgar Lungu and the subsequent public statement from the Chief Government Spokesperson- Hon

UPND president Hakainde Hichilema has written to Justice Minister Given Lubinda, asking him to take seriously the views exchange when they met a service station in Lusaka. Lubinda has downplayed the roadside meeting, saying nothing

State House says President Edgar Lungu received the controversial piece of land in the Kingdom of eSwatini in his “private capacity” as a citizen of Zambia. And State House has rebuffed any suggestion that President

People’s Party president Mike Mulongoti has implored political parties participating in the Chilanga parliamentary by-election to desist from violence, saying there will be no country to run to if people kill each other. And Mulongoti

NDC leader Chishimba Kambwili has pleaded not guilty to contempt allegations leveled against him by Chilufya Tayali. In this matter Tayali, who is EPP leader, alleged that Kambwili tampered with evidence in a case in

Zambian Center for Inter-party Dialogue board member Sean Tembo says the National Democratic Stakeholder Summit (NDSS) was a successful event because stakeholders who were invited, including Poor People’s Party president Alex Mulyokela, attended the event.

Bwana Mukubwa PF member of parliament Jonas Chanda says China has always been there for Zambia unlike the western countries whose aid comes with conditionalities meant to undermine the independence of Africans. And Dr Chanda

Local Government Minister Vincent Mwale says Seventh Day Adventists and those holding funerals are an exception to the recently declared ‘national day of cleaning’ to be held every last Saturday of the month. On Tuesday,

National Restoration Party president Elias Chipimo says President Edgar Lungu abused his office by receiving a gift exceeding $1,000 in value and concealing the information from the public. And Chipimo says the national dialogue process