The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has challenged President Edgar Lungu to share with the people his formula for getting rich quick. And NDC says the panic which police and State House are exhibiting when dealing

The Law Association of Zambia has expressed concern that President Lungu’s remarks that he will stand in 2021 risk influencing the outcome of his eligibility case which is before the Constitutional Court. And LAZ has

ADD leader Charles Milupi says the Anti-Corruption Commission’s decision to reopen investigations into the infamous $42 million fire engines is too little too late. In an interview, Milupi observed that the ACC should have moved

Copperbelt Jerabo Commander identified as Tobias Mwamba has warned the Patriotic Front leadership in the province against lying that the ruling party is intact. In a message sent to News Diggers, Mwamba complained that the

The Ndola City Council has confiscated hundreds of liquor commodities being sold in illegal locations by traders without licences. In a statement today, Ndola City Council public relations manager Tilyenji Mwanza stated that the move

Patriots for Economic Progress president Sean Tembo has asked the Ministry of General Education to refund K520.20 to all those who applied to be teachers in the just ended recruitment exercise. In a letter dated

Over 5000 United Party for National Development members in Kafue turned up over the weekend to renew their affiliation to the party during the card renewal exercise held at Benani Gardens. Kafue constituency UPND Chairman

Presidential Empowerment Initiative Fund (PEIF) patron Chanda Kabwe says K100,000 has been released to go toward the empowerment of women in selected churches in the country. Speaking in Kabwe at United Church of Zambia (UCZ)

Kitwe PF district chairman Christopher Kang’ombe says the town is solidly behind ruling party secretary general Davies Mwila for his loyalty both to the party and to President Edgar Lungu. There have been calls for

The Civil Society Constitution Agenda (CiSCA) says failure to manage the dialogue process will deepen scars of the 2016 elections and entrench divisions in the country. In a statement yesterday, CiSCA chairperson Bishop John Mambo