Vice-President Inonge Wina says President Edgar Lungu did not threaten Constitutional judges but was merely counselling members of the Judiciary. Responding to a question from Chikankata UPND member of Parliament Kabwe Mwiinga who wanted to

Higher Education Minister Professor Nkandu Luo says she suspended student unions because they only talked about bursaries when they went to her office instead of addressing other issues. And Luo says all student bursary allowances

President Edgar Lungu says the Patriotic Front does not believe in the ‘wamuyayaya (sole leader)’ principle. Reading a written speech in Kabompo when he officially opened the North Western Province Conference today, President Lungu said

UPND Leader Hakainde Hichilema says Constitutional Court judges should remain professional and not allow President Edgar Lungu to intimidate them. Speaking in Solwezi yesterday, President Lungu warned Constitutional Court judges that if they emulate Kenyans

Patriotic Front deputy secretary general Mumbi Phiri says the ruling party will use people defecting from the opposition UPND to identify the weaknesses of Hakainde Hichilema. Speaking when she received 85 defectors from the UPND

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Country Director Mandisa Mashologu says Africa is the most vulnerable in terms of climate change as adaptation will cost billions of dollars by 2030. Speaking when she gave a presentation

Police in Ndola yesterday shot dead a suspected criminal who was on their wanted list, but the shootout left two innocent civilian nursing serious bullet wounds. A combined team of Lusaka and Ndola crack squad

The African Forum for Former African Heads of State and governments has congratulated fourth republican president Rupiah Banda exhibited political maturity when he peacefully handed over power to Michael Sata. In a statement issued by

The Law Association of Zambia says President Edgar Lungu must retract his threats against Constitutional Court judges as they reflect the Executive’s interference with the Judiciary. Yesterday, President Lungu warned that there would be chaos

Transparency International Zambia says it is annoying that amounts of revenue lost through avoidable mischief has skyrocketed within a year. Reacting to the Auditor General’s report for the year ended 2016, TIZ executive director Wesley