A Lusaka based mechanic Daniel Tembo has accused Sports Permanent Secretary Joe Kapembwa and his family of assaulting him after they picked a quarrel over a car problem. But Kapembwa told News Diggers in an

The newly-registered Democratic Party says it is in talks with former foreign affairs minister Harry Kalaba to convince him ‘join’ the party so that he can be its 2021 presidential candidate. In a statement to

Police in Kitwe have arrested 14 juveniles belonging to a notorious group called ‘Tokota Boys’ that has been mercilessly beating and robbing of people.  In a statement, Wednesday, Zambia Police spokesperson Ester Mwaata Katongo said

New Labour party leader Fresher Siwale is still in detention as senior government officials have refused to sign as his sureties. On May 4, Lusaka principle resident magistrate Alice Walusiku granted him K10,000 bail in

Public accountability in Zambia has been dead since 2013 due to the breakdown in the rule of law under the PF administration, says ZCSD executive director Lewis Mwape. In a statement, Zambia Council for Social

A row between Kabwe Central member of parliament Tutwa Ngulube and the council has resulted in the closure of his bus station and his arrest for criminal trespass. On May 4, Ngulube dragged the Kabwe

UPND vice-president Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba’s “Panga for Panga” statement reflects the opposition’s loss of trust and confidence in Zambia Police, says Forum for Democratic Process (FODEP) executive director Chimfwembe Mweenge. And Mweenge says the violent

The current PF Central Committee comprises of “appointed puppets” who can only sell loyalty to President Edgar Lungu but fail to advise him, says renowned political strategist and lawyer Kelvin Bwalya Fube. And KBF says

Police in Kabwe have arrested area member of parliament Tutwa Ngulube for criminal trespass, stemming from a row he is in with the municipal council. Last week, Ngulube dragged the Kabwe Municipal Council to court

United Prosperous and Peaceful Zambia (UPPZ) president Charles Chanda says President Edgar Lungu cannot stop violence in Chilanga because PF cannot win the Parliamentary by-election without violence. Speaking when he featured on UNZA Radio’s Lusaka