The Zambia Centre for Interparty Dialogue on Tuesday met the Felix Mutati led MMD faction ahead of the dialogue process. When asked if the centre would also meet the Nevers Mumba camp, Sean Tembo, who

The Drug Enforcement Commission has arrested a University Teaching Hospital medical records officer for trafficking in ephedrine. According to a statement issued by DEC deputy public relations officer Kamufisa Manchishi, Wednesday, Millcent Beebe was arrested

Economist Dr Lubinda Haabazoka has warned that Zambia’s economy will collapse if the ruling Patriotic Front and opposition UPND continue fighting each other until 2021. And Dr Haabazoka says wealth inequality across Zambia has slowed

PF Secretary General Davies Mwila yesterday laughed hysterically when he was asked to comment on how Kelvin Bwalya Fube’s new political course would impact the ruling party. KBF, who was deputy campaign manager in 2016

Police in Lusaka have refused to disclose the location where they are holding New Labour Party leader Fresher Siwale who was arrested yesterday for alleging that President Edgar Lungu is not a Zambian citizen. But

Rainbow Party General Secretary Wynter Kabimba says it is ridiculous for Bishop Ed Chomba to claim that Oxford University cannot give out information about students posing with fake credentials based on principles of anonymity. And

Residents of Kawambwa district yesterday voted in fear of bloodshed as a physical confrontation ensued between Luapula Province Minister Nickson Chilangwa and UPND national chairperson Mutale Nalumango. In an interview, Nalumango who is leading the

Council of Churches in Zambia general secretary Father Emmanuel Chikoya says the insulting language being exhibited by some politicians is a manifestation of the kind of leaders they would make if voted into office. And

PeP leader Sean Tembo is suffering backlash after attacking Chief Mukuni on his Facebook page, Monday. Some of the postings read; “Senior Chief Mukuni would be well advised to spend his time doing bungee jumping

The Road Transport and Safety Agency has secured 107 convictions in the Lusaka Fast Track Court for various Traffic offences committed in the third week of April. RTSA Public Relations Manager Mukela Mangolwa revealed in