South Africa’s Democratic Alliance leader Mmusi Maimane says President Edgar Lungu must publicly apologoise to UPND leader Hakinde Hichilema for locking him up on trumped up treason charges only for them to be dropped four

First Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Catherine Namugala says members of parliament who are in a habit of going to the House just to log in, get their allowances and leave must think of

UPND spokesperson Charles Kakoma has demanded that the Judicial Complaints Commission should immediately release a report on the complaint filed by members of the public against three Constitutional Court judges. In a statement today, Kakoma

YALI governance advisor Isaac Mwanza says UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema should have waited for the Judicial Complaints Commission to adjudicate his complaint against three Constitutional Court judges before attacking them. And Mwanza says he is

In this audio, Former Minister of Finance Alexander Chikwanda says the International Monetary Fund’s concerns on Zambia’s debt are not far-fetched. And Chikwanda says it does not make sense for a country like Zambia to

Expelled Roan PF member of parliament Chishimba Kambwili has re-posted an article on his Facebook page in which he is threatening to expose Amos Chanda’s corruption on Saturday. Yesterday, Kambiwli posted a picture of an

Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Catherine Namugala has asked general education minister Dr Dennis Wanchinga to issue a ministerial statement on the graphic bullying involving pupils at Chengelo Christian Boarding School. Namugala said this

MMD leader Nevers Mumba says reports that he is looking for a job in the PF government are false, adding that he cannot work for a President whom he does not recognise as legitimately elected

FODEP executive director Chimfwembe Mweenge says the Constitutional Court’s silence on the nullification of Munali and Lusaka Central parliamentary seats is another ambiguity from the 2016 elections that is delaying justice delivery. Speaking to News

Fourth Revolution Party leader Eric Chanda says President Edgar Lungu’s decision to stay away from traditional ceremonies will divide the country further. And Chanda says chiefs of Southern Province will remain offended until the Head