Opposition Rainbow Party General Secretary Wynter Kabimba says the Political Parties Bill is a conduit for the ruling party to syphon money from the treasury, but added that the PF would not be in government

Chishimba Kambwili today ambushed the Patriotic Front in Parliament, saying they are a bunch of criminals who have become fat from stolen wealth. Contributing to debate on President Edgar Lungu’s address to Parliament a fortnight

Foreign Affairs Minister Harry Kalaba says the development projects being spearheaded by the Millennium Challenge Account and USAID are improving lives of millions of Zambians. According to a press statement issued by First Secretary for

Laura Miti says the Joint Action for Accountability in Zambia will go ahead with its planned peaceful demonstration at Parliament buildings this Friday even without police permission. And Patriots for Economic Progress (PeP) president Sean

A high speed police chase this morning sparked riots in Ndola after a pirate taxi driver who was being pursued swayed off the road and killed a street vendor. The incident happened around 10:00 hours

Speaker of the National Assembly Dr Patrick Matibini says Parliament should be able to detect and prevent abuse of public resources. Speaking when he officially opened the seminar for parliamentarians on the Seventh National Development

Zambia Council for Social Development executive director Lewis Mwape says the Political Parties Bill is a devil crowned with angelic appearance. In a statement today, Mwape, who listed some of the bills government should have

Deputy Inspector General of Police Malcolm Mulenga has warned salaula traders to stop selling military attire. In a statement today, Mulenga regretted that despite several warnings people were still wearing defence force or police uniforms.

A GRZ vehicle carrying grade nine examination papers from Zambezi east DEBs to Zambezi West Bank schools was yesterday submerged in the river. Meanwhile, police in Solwezi have arrested a middle aged man for murdering

Police Spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo says all those planning to protest against the purchase of 42 fire tenders at $42 million should wait for a response from the regulating officer. In a statement today, Katongo