Patriots for Economic Progress leader Sean Tembo says he supports calls to impeach President Edgar Lungu and has advised the UPND that the only ground which can hold is his threats on judges. But Tembo

Three people died on the spot while two others sustained injuries in an accident which happened today around 05:50 hours along the Great North road, about one kilometre north of landless corner police post. Police

UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema says Rainbow Party General Secretary Wynter Kabimba can rejoin the ruling party without talking crap about the largest opposition political party. And Hichilema says he is not worried about the motion

UPND members of parliament yesterday walked out of the House in protest of the National Health Insurance Bill before it could pass a second reading. But despite the walk-out, the bill passed a second reading

Inspector General of Police Kakoma Kanganja says there is gross indiscipline in the police service because erring officers are not given the necessary punishment. Speaking when he officiated at the Police in-service training at Lilayi

Alliance for Community Action executive director Laura Miti says President Edgar Lungu’s decision to hand over 10 per cent stake of the Black Mountain to jerabos indicates that he is a scared leader being held

A South African court has convicted and sentenced a Zambian national to four years imprisonment for being in possession of a hi-jacked vehicle. According to a statement issued by Zambia’s first secretary for press and

Works and Supply Minister Felix Mutati has revealed that government spends K2 billion on maintaining and servicing of government vehicles annually. And Mutati says the Government Printers will be ready to Print Ballot papers by

I will deal with Chongwe residents if they react angrily to the establishment of a nuclear research centre in their area because we are not going to move it, says Minister of Higher Education Professor

Rainbow Party General Secretary Wynter Kabimba has charged that it is hypocritical for UPND leaders to frequent churches every weekend when they abandoned their Chilanga member of parliament Keith Mukata in his time of need.