UPND Lusaka Province chairman Obvious Mwaliteta has observed that cadres who have been given government jobs are frustrating professional civil servants with their bootlicking. In a statement, the newly appointed UPND official who spent a

The latest Basic Needs Basket analysis shows that the cost of living in Lusaka for a family of five shot from K4,883.57 in October to K4,924.54 in November, signalling a K4.97 increase, according to the

Chinese Deputy Ambassador to Tanzania Guo Haodong has says political will is all that is required to completely revamp TAZARA and resolve all challenges that the Authority has been facing. According to a statement issued

Those insulting me over my Koswe song are simply dancing to it with their tongues, says satire singer Chama Fumba alias Pilato. And Pilato has clarified that he only apologised to the PF last year

Health Minister DR Chitalu Chilufya says government through his ministry is investing in a new fleet of 42 different trucks which will be dispatched to various parts of the country. Dr Chilufya said government through

The Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) is concerned that police officers have continued to brutalise citizens for exercising their freedoms, despite the Bill of Rights guaranteeing every citizen various fundamental rights. Commenting on the brutal

Former UPND Vice-President Dr Canicius Banda says only doctors can tell if indeed he is running mad, as he personally feels he is still in his right frame of mind. And Dr Banda says he

Zambia has signed a $ 90.7 million debt write off with the Brazilian government, relieving the country of about 80 per cent of the US$113.4 million debt it was owing the South American economic giant.

Human Rights Commission Spokesperson Mweelwa Muleya says there is need for a more reconciliatory approach towards resolving issues that affect students in institutions of higher learning other than using force. Commenting on the brutal manner

Elias Chipimi says it is not his intention to expose reformed juvenile prostitutes when he takes them to Radio Stations to narrate their experiences. In an interview, the National Restoration Party president said his aim