Patriotic Front cadres have attacked National Democratic Congress supporters who thronged Lusaka Central Police to offer solidarity to their leader Chishimba Kambwili who is appearing before the anti-fraud unit for questioning. Kambwili arrived at 10:00

PF Copperbelt youth secretary Christopher Kalenge and his vice youth chairman Stanley Chandindi have resigned from their positions. Kalenge and Chandindi have told News Diggers! in an interview that they could not remain part of

Former Solwezi member of parliament Dawson Kafwaya on Sunday sustained deep cuts on his body after he was involved in a road accident along the Solwezi-Chingola around 23:20 hours. Meanwhile, one male passenger only identified

Ministry of Higher Education permanent secretary Mabvuto Sakala says there is nothing government can do about the disturbance in academic calendars for UNZA and CBU. And Sakala says students who are affected by the ban

Hakainde Hichilema says President Edgar Lungu’s theft is not new because he has been been stealing from people since he was a lawyer. Kambwili last week revealed that President Lungu personally phoned the Permanent Secretary

People’s Party president Mike Mulongoti says it is unbelievable how the Ministry of Finance only forgot to release salaries to employees at the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) out of all government institutions. Reacting to reports

FDD leader Edith Nawakwi says she can’t wait to see how her former deputy national secretary and party spokesperson Antonio Mwanza will switch from condemning the ruling party to praising its leaders. Mwanza who has

The Zambia Association of Timber and Forestry Based Industries (ZATFBI) says Minister of Lands Jean Kapata must address their concerns instead of accusing them of being politicians. Recently, ZATFBI said it was aware that over

President Edgar Lungu says he will fire any minister who goes to him suggesting which of his colleagues to fire. And President Lungu says government will iron out all the issues with the e-voucher system

Threats attributed to Public Service Commission Chairperson Dickson Chasaya warning civil servants from discussing government issues on Social media prove that we have an extremely unhappy civil service in Zambia, says Gabriel Namulambe. Last week,