National House of Prayer Advisory Board chairman Bishop Joshua Banda has announced a 40 day period of prayer and fasting leading up to October 18. At a media briefing yesterday, Bishop Banda explained that there

The Zambia Conference for Catholic Bishops (ZCCB) has urged parents across the country to take action and fight the scourge of immoral activities among young boys and girls. In a statement issued by ZCCB Communications

The Chipata High Court has ruled that the Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) must suspend driver’s licenses for three motorists who it convicted for causing death by dangerous driving. According to a statement issued

Chief government spokesperson Kampamba Mulenga says it should not surprise people when they hear that President Edgar Lungu has a number or properties because the Head of State was not poor before going to State

Forum for Democracy and Development Spokesperson Antonio Mwanza says the ruling party wants to chase Finance Minister Felix Mutati because of his fiscal discipline which they are not used to. And Mwanza says UPND leader

Movement for Multi Party Democracy (MMD) national Spokesperson for the Felix Mutati led faction, Rapheal Nakacinda says his party prepared the bed for the Patriotic Front (PF) and the two parties will lie in it

Minister of Foreign Affairs Harry Kalaba says he has travelled to Lesotho to represent Zambia on a fact finding mission over the assassination of that country’s Defence Chief because President Edgar Lungu is the Deputy

Mazabuka Central UPND Member of Parliament Garry Nkombo says the declaration of a Threatened State of Emergency was an act of cowardice and must be revoked immediately. In an interview with News Diggers! yesterday, Nkombo

United Party for National Development Secretary General Stephen Katuka says police must also allow his party to carry out their activities freely like they have allowed Felix Mutati protests during the Threatened State of Emergency.

Justice Minister Given Lubinda says his Ministry is compiling all the comments and concerns raised on the ongoing consultations on the proposed Political Parties Bill. And Lubinda also invited submissions on the Public Order Act