Transparency International Zambia president Rueben Lifuka says it is unwise to demand evidence from whistleblowers who raise alarm on corruption. Speaking during the commemoration of the International Anti-Corruption Day at Government Complex yesterday, Lifuka observed

In this video, Police beat up one of the Copperbelt University Students whom they arrested in the early hours of yesterday. On Friday night, CBU students protested after news went round that vice-chancellor Naison Ngoma

Patriots for Economic Progress president Sean Tembo says President Edgar Lungu must disclose how much he has earned through international and local travel allowances so that Zambians can audit his lifestyle and deduce its benefit,

President Edgar Lungu says he cannot fire his Special Assistant for Press and Public Relations Amos Chanda because the ACC has cleared him several times. And President Lungu says even if the UPND came into

Some Opposition members of parliament have expressed mixed reactions over proposals to amend the ZNBC and the IBA Acts. Debating on the policy statement which was read for the second time in the House today,

Diamond TV proprietor Costa Mwansa was yesterday forced to interview Roan PF member of parliament Chishimba Kambwili via telephone as the later failed to show up at the studio saying he had gotten information that

The Parliamentary Public Accounts Committees (PAC) today expressed shock to hear Higher Education Permanent Secretary Mabvuto Sakala apologise for spending over K2.6 million to purchase a vehicle for the minister, instead of the intended purpose.

Police yesterday raided the Copperbelt University and brutally beat up students who were found outside and those whose doors they managed to break down. Copperbelt Police Commissioner Charity Katanga confirmed the raid to News Diggers!

Lusaka businessman and civil rights activist Brebner Changala says the consent order entered into between High Court judge Sunday Nkonde and Attorney General Likando Kalaluka is criminal. Early this year, shareholders of The Post Newspapers

Minister of Higher Education Professor Nkandu Luo says it is illogical to label ministers corrupt because they are not controlling officers who handle money. Debating the budgetary allocation to the Anti-Corruption Commission yesterday, Prof Luo