PF deputy media director Antonio Mwanza has rubbished resolutions made by the Africa Liberal Network (ALN) during a summit in Accra Ghana, that condemned State brutality and dictatorship in Zambia. And PF media director Sunday

President Edgar Lungu has declared Friday, March 9, 2018 a public holiday. Secretary to the Cabinet Dr Rowland Msiska announced this in a statement today. “The declaration is in commemoration of the International Women’s Day

Minister of Mines Richard Musukwa says no one will succeed to remove President Edgar Lungu through the back door because the people who voted for him are happy with his leadership style. Reacting to a

The Anti-Corruption Commission has summoned former information minister Chishimba Kambwili to for questioning today. But the NDC leader wondered how the state would summon him to the ACC offices for questioning while at the same

Minister of Health Dr Chitalu Chilufya says government has imposed an immediate ban on the importation of risky food products like processed meats in a bid to prevent an outbreak of listeriosis. At a media

Minister of Tourism Charles Banda says the drones launched by World Wildlife Fund to monitor wildlife will help reduce poaching. Speaking during the launch at Lusaka National Park, Friday, Banda hailed WWF for the initiative

UPND president Hakainde Hichilema says his party is the only party which can liberate Zambians from the PF’s bad leadership and corruption. And Hichilema has insisted that the taxes introduced by the PF are too

The African Liberal Network (ALN) has implored the Zambian government to uphold ideals of the African Charter on human rights and good governance by departing from its dictatorial rule and allow democracy to prevail. ALN

Inspector General of Police Kakoma Kanganja has urged police officers to strive hard in creating a rapport and partnership with members of the public to help build the dwindling confidence from members of society. And

A pilot died this morning when a two-seater plane number 9 JYR V, white in colour, crashed. Police spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo identified the pilot as Charles Rea, 65, of Kawiko area, Zambian by birth