Former Secretary to the Cabinet Dr Sketchley Sacika says President Edgar Lungu had no powers to fire the Public Service Pension Fund CEO Richard Mwiinga. And Sacika says President Lungu’s appointments to senior management positions

Development can not be done through politicking or through rhetoric but through tangible work on the ground says Luapula Province Minister Nickson Chilangwa. And the minister says he is driven to push for development in

Chiengi FDD member of parliament Given Katuta says it is unfair to make all constituencies suffer over problems created by the PF. Last week, Local Government Minister Vincent Mwale said funds meant for CDF had

Police in Lusaka yesterday thwarted a protest march by angry traders who attempted picket President Edgar Lungu at State House, following government’s move to ban street vending in town. Traffic flow along Independence Avenue was

Higher Education Permanent Secretary Mabvuto Sakala says government will not going to be dismissing people simply because others have said so. On Tuesday, hundreds of CBU workers and lecturers locked up Prof Ngoma in his

UPND National Chairperson Mutale Nalumango says there is need for a professional civil service where public servants will be protected from political interference. And Nalumago says President Edgar Lungu is a tribalist using tribe to

NGOCC executive director Engwase Mwale says government should put up accountability mechanisms to give comfort to members of the public that donations being made towards the fight against cholera are not misapplied. In an interview

UPND vice-president Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba says elections are close and the opposition party is heating up to remove the PF from office. And Mwamba has asked Zambians to vote for rich people because their primary

Party of National Unity (PNU) president Highvie Hamududu says the cholera crisis has forced President Edgar Lungu to demonstrate that painful and hard decisions can be made for the benefit of the country. In an

Post Newspaper Limited Liquidation Recoveries Manager Robert Chabinga says the company has been wound up because its shareholders wasted time branding people crooks instead of challenging the matter in court. And Chabinga has vented over