Twenty eight Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) have petitioned the National Assembly to pass a resolution revoking the Threatened State of Emergency, arguing that there no longer exists a situation threatening the security of the country.

The department of Immigration has arrested Congolese Singer Mumba Yatchi for obtaining a Green Zambian National Registration Card (NRC) on false pretences. In a statement, Immigration department Public Relations Officer Namati Nshinka confirmed that Mumba

Roan Member of Parliament Chishimba Kambwili says he will exert pressure on President Edgar Lungu until the Head of State wakes up to the problems affecting poor Zambians. And Kambwili charged that President Lungu shivers

National Restoration party (NAREP) president Elias Chipimo says there is need for greater transparency around the source of the K10.4 million Presidential Empowerment Fund which the Patriotic Front (PF) has used to empower 7 000

The Human Rights Commission (HRC) says the decision by government to redefine a child as any person below the age of 21 years will help reduce cases of early marriages. In an interview with News

President Edgar Lungu is scheduled to officiate at an International Trade Fair in Swaziland from September 2 to September 4, 2017. Minister of Foreign Affairs Harry Kalaba told journalists yesterday that the Head of State’s

In this audio, Chief Government Spokesperson Mulenga Kampamba says “we really wonder if the so called forgiveness is there”, in reaction to Hakainde Hichilema’s press briefing in South Africa. And Kampamba says government is waiting

South African President Jacob Zuma says his country cannot interfere in Zambia’s politics because they do not affect bilateral relations. He was responding to a question from Democratic Alliance leader Mmusi Maimane who wanted to

Zambia’s High Commissioner to South Africa Emmanuel Mwamba says it is unfortunate that UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema travelled abroad to tell lies about his own country. This morning, Opposition HH addressed over 100 Democratic Alliance

Sixty six Peace Corps have today been sworn in to render voluntary education and health services in different rural parts of Zambia. The Peace Corps, who underwent an eleven-week pre-service training in Rural Education Development