Transparency International Zambia (TIZ) executive director Wesley Chibamba has condemned the Zambia Police Service for denying the private media access to cover President Edgar Lungu’s address during the Labour Day Commemorations yesterday. In a statement,

Civil Society for Poverty Reduction (CSPR) executive director Patrick Nshindano has lamented that poverty cannot end in Zambia because political decisions override progressive budgetary allocations. And Nshindano says Zambia needs leaders who will spend public

Most African nations have been ‘state-captured’ by Chinese Foreign Direct Investment, hence rendering their labour laws impotent, says African Labour Research Network (ALRN) researcher Professor Trywell Kalusopa. In an interview with News Diggers! Prof Kalusopa

Lusaka Lawyer Kelvin Bwalya Fube has asked the Patriotic Front leadership to stop misleading Zambians that Cabinet ministers are answerable to Davies Mwila in his capacity as party CEO saying there is a difference between

The Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) has suspended Juldan Motors Bus Services’ road service licence for frequently causing accidents. And the agency has given Juldan Motors 48 hours in which to cease its operations

UPND deputy spokesperson Cornelius Mweetwa says it is a political joke to think his party has survived on Hakainde Hichilema’s pocket for the past 20 years. And Mweetwa has boasted that the UPND is the

Lunte PF member of parliament Mutotwe Kafwaya says the ruling party is not led by God but by a mortal human being who is bound to make mistakes. Speaking during a PF interactive forum, Sunday,

Oxfam says Zambia’s mineral resources are only benefiting individuals in positions of influence at the expense of those in communities where they are found. In an interview, Oxfam southern engagement and influencing head Sonia Kwami

Zambia Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) secretary general Cosmas Mukuka says foreign investors have no regard for the country’s labour laws because government begs and treats them like darlings when asking for their investment. Speaking

Justice Minister Given Lubinda has blamed the UPND for lacunas contained in the Constitution saying they pressurised government to release the document before it could be taken to legal experts for scrutiny. And Lubinda says