TRANSPARENCY International Zambia (TIZ) has welcomed the conviction and sentencing of former defence minister Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba. The Lusaka Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday convicted and sentenced Mwamba to five years imprisonment with hard labour for...

THE Auditor General has revealed that ZTE Zambia Services Limited is still controlling the technical administration of the Safe City Project, despite the training of local officers in how to do so. And the Auditor...

VICE-PRESIDENT Mutale Nalumango says the accident which claimed 10 lives at Lwiili Mine in Nangoma was unfortunate because residents were warned that it was dangerous. Speaking when she visited the mine accident scene, Wednesday, Vice-President...

UNZA Political Historian Professor Bizeck Phiri says with the current high cost of living, people are beginning to see former president Edgar Lungu as their saviour. Prof Phiri says if the UPND don’t address the...

COMMISSIONER for Refugees Prosper Ng’andu’s lawyer Rose Mukela Musampeni has written to the Human Rights Commission, complaining that her client has been in detention since September 17, 2024 without being brought before a competent court....

HEALTH Minister Dr Elijah Muchima has revealed that the country has recorded its first Mpox case in Chitambo district, involving a Tanzanian national. Dr Muchima has cautioned citizens to avoid close contact and consider using...

I HAVE heard about corruption in the last three years but I haven’t seen it; I have not seen any MP in UPND or minister who has moved from nothing to parking 20 vehicles at...

THE latest Auditor General’s report on the Accounts of the Republic has revealed that as at December 31, 2023, the Ministry of Justice had an outstanding balance for compensation and awards amounting to K3,442,768,372. The...

FORMER president Edgar Lungu says he is willing to dialogue with President Hakainde Hichilema if he stops funding the two PF factions, in apparent reference to the Miles Sampa and Robert Chabinga factions. In July,...

CONSTITUTIONAL lawyer John Sangwa says he walked away with a sense of sadness and shame after the Constitutional Court stopped him from making oral arguments in former president Edgar Lungu’s eligibility case. And Sangwa says...