UPND Leader Hakainde Hichilema has urged his supporters to start mobilising the party on the ground while he focuses on the dialogue process with the ruling party, saying anything can happen at any time. Speaking

Archbishop Telesphore Mpundu has been re-elected president of the Zambia Conference of Catholic Bishops(ZCCB). According to a statement issued by ZCCB Communications Director Fr Winfield Kunda, Archbishop Mpundu was re-elected during the ZCCB Plenary Meeting

Police in Central Province have arrested two women for murdering their nine months pregnant colleague after a scuffle at a bar. Meanwhile, police in Nyimba District of Eastern Province have arrested an 18-year-old man for

Mufulira Deputy Mayor Beatrice Kapansa yesterday harassed a senior police officer for blocking her from going to beat up a National Democratic Congress member at a police station. Copperbelt Police Commissioner Charity Katanga confirmed this

Police spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo says the British Council has reported fraud involving one of the UKAid funded programmes called Zambia Accountability Project. ZAP is a £26 million project, meant to run from 2014-2018, aimed

President Edgar Lungu is tomorrow expected to travel to Egypt for a three-day visit. Zambia’s Ambassador to Egypt Major General Topply Lubaya told ZANIS that President Lungu would, during the visit, hold bilateral talks with

President Edgar Lungu has asked those with intentions of succeeding him to support him first so that he can raise them to his level, instead of peddling lies and trying to destroy the ruling party.

Mazabuka central UPND member of parliament Garry Nkombo has observed that there has been a rise in the deportation of religious people since the Ministry of National Guidance and Religious Affairs was created. And Nkombo

Elephants today trampled upon two foreign tourists in Livingstone as they attempted to take pictures of the animals. The incident happened at Maramba River Lodge in Zambia’s tourist capital around 17:00 hours where the two

NGOCC board chairperson Sara Longwe says politicians in Zambia have become irresponsible, as they fear no one. And Longwe says the country has impoverished itself by electing people whose reputations were dented. On Tuesday, Luampa