UPND national chairperson Mutale Nalumango says the PF is a shameless party that takes pride in alarming the nation with false statement. Nalumango was reacting to a story where the PF accused the UPND of

NGOCC executive director Engwase Mwale says it is disappointing that President Edgar Lungu did not address how the lacunas in the Constitution would be dealt with in his address to Parliament. In an interview News

People Party’s president Mike Mulongoti says the PF are creating bad laws that will soon come back to haunt them when they leave government. Reacting to the Constitution provisions which mandates government to provide more

Minister of Local Government Vincent Mwale says he was not involved in the US$42 million fire tender contract, but says he has been informed that those who were aggrieved with the tender process reported the

Zambezi East UPND Member of Parliament Brian Kambita says only four out of 12 constituencies in North Western province have received Constituency Development Fund (CDF) since 2015. And Kambita says the party will not substitute

Zesco Spokesperson Henry Kapata says over 70 poles which were being kept at a school in Muchinga Province have been gutted by unknown people. In an interview, Kapata said the poles were for a project

PF cadre Munir Zulu says a police officer started the fight by slapping one of his “boys”. In an interview with Muvi TV yesterday, Zulu claimed he would never fight with police because he respected

ACC Director General Kapetwa Phiri says the introduction of whistle-blower policies in law enforcement institutions has boosted the fight against corruption. According to a statement issued by Zambia’s First Secretary for Press in South Africa

The Patriotic Front has retracted a statement in which it announced the death of its suporter identified as Teacher Kalaluka, whom they yesterday said was murdered by UPND cadres in Chilanga And Police Spokesperson Esther

The Civil Society Constitutional Agenda (CiSCA) says the suspension of Livingstone Magistrate Benjamin Mwelwa and lawyer Gilbert Phiri, was meant to intimidate court officers from demanding fairness in their operations as they dispense justice. And