Zambia’s fourth president Rupiah Banda says it is very unfortunate that Kenya is still undergoing political turmoil with that country’s opposition leader Ralia Odinga inaugurating himself as president. According to a statement issued by First

Higher Education Minister Professor Nkandu Luo says she was enjoying the insults from students when she announced that the University of Zambia and Copperbelt University would not be reopened. And Professor Luo has announced that

Ministry of Defence permanent secretary Stardy Mwale says people must provide evidence of any military officer harassing civilians in Lusaka. And Mwale says military personnel will remain in the streets until cholera epidemic is completely

Patriotic Front deputy secretary general Mumbi Phiri says the ruling party is still intact but is going through a “self-cleansing” phase which is getting rid of those with unhealthy presidential ambitions. And Phiri, who was

Rainbow party general secretary Wynter Kabimba says the ruling Patriotic Front is digging its own grave by allowing party cadres to reign supreme over Cabinet ministers. And Kabimba says Justice Minister Given Lubinda has no

Green Party leaders Peter Sinkamba says Zambia will not see a lot of measures being taken to completely eliminate the cholera epidemic until government implements the waste management strategy. And Sinkamba says it is regrettable

UPND Copperbelt treasurer Tom Diwali has resigned and joined the ruling Patriotic Front. And Copperbelt PF chairman Steven Kainga says there is food in the PF and has assured defectors that they will eat with

UPND Deputy Spokesperson Patricia Mwashingwele has asked Zambians to give her party an opportunity to government, and end corruption. And Mwashingwele has challenged Vice-President Inonge Wina to explain where the money which was collected for

The Zambia Correctional Service says the transfer of Lusaka business woman Beatrice Hangwende from Mukobeko Maximum Prison in Kabwe to Lusaka’s Chimbokaila Remand Prison is not aimed at providing her comfort. Hangwende, a famous Lusaka

Youth activist Gregory Chifire has observed that President Edgar Lungu is preoccupied with his ambition to stand for the third term, instead of working to improve the lives of the poor people who voted him