Former FDD spokesperson Antonio Mwanza says he has nothing but love for his former boss Edith Nawakwi. And Mwanza says there is nothing which has changed about him, he is still the same politician fighting

Local Government Minister Vincent Mwale says it would be inconsiderate for government to ban vendors who sell newspapers and talk-time in Lusaka’s Central Business District. On Tuesday, soldiers who are patrolling the city to maintain

The three public universities have demanded a public apology from government saying it has shown the worst form of disregard for staff in the institutions of higher learning. And the three public universities have expressed

The Patriotic Front is practising pit latrine politics, says NAREP leader Elias Chipimo. And Chipimo says Zambians must begin to scrutinise politicians before voting them into office because they don’t change their deeds. At a

Corruption has confused President Edgar Lungu, Roan PF member of parliament Chishimba Kambwili vented after being released on police bond yesterday. And Patriotic Front cadres attacked National Democratic Congress supporters who thronged Lusaka Central Police

The Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) has won a bid to host the 21st Commonwealth Law Conference slated for April 2019. And LAZ president Linda Kasonde said her association was delighted to have been selected

The Angolan government has implored Zambia to expedite its transport infrastructure development so as to enable increased trade between the two countries. This came to light after Transport Minister Brian Mushimba and his Angolan counterpart

ZNBC says the Auditor General has not found anything scandalous about how the government acquired a US$273 million loan for phase two and three of the Digital Migration project. In a letter to News Diggers!

Minister of lands and natural resources Jean Kapata has warned individuals and entities encroaching on forest reserves to move out immediately or face the full force of the law. And Kapata says timber export remain

Ministry of Health Permanent Secretary for Administration Dr Kennedy Malama has urged the public not to relax with their hygiene practices, saying the cholera epidemic is still prevailing in the country with new cases still