Police Spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo says any vehicle number plate that is not legally registered with the Road Transport and Safety Agency is not allowed on Zambian roads, including political plates. And Katongo said the

President Edgar Lungu says it does not matter to him if people call him a dictator for bringing to book those who create havoc on fellow citizens. Speaking when he officially opened the newly constructed

Patriotic Front (PF) cadre Maxwell Chongu has reported UPP president Saviour Chishimba to the police for allegedly defaming President Edgar Lungu at a recent press conference. And PF Lusaka youth chairman Kennedy Kamba says Saviour

The Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) says 15 victims of the Kafue Road accident have been discharged from the University Teaching Hospital (UTH) while 13 others are still admitted. RTSA Head of Public Relations

The Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) has arrested a South African national for unauthorized interception of communication using interception devices without lawful authority. In a statement issued by DEC Deputy Public Relations Officer Kamufisa Manchishi, the

Governance Activist Rueben Lifuka has been re-elected as Transparency International Zambia (TIZ) President. Lifuka will be deputized by former University of Zambia Registrar Professor Kavwanga Yambayamba. In a statement issued by TIZ acting executive director

Vice-President Inonge Wina says increased propaganda in Zambia will damage the investor confidence. And Vice-President Wina says government will extradite some Zambians in the Diaspora who are inciting lawlessness through social media. Responding to a

The Zambia Police Service has banned the use of unregistered and foreign registered motor vehicles on Zambian roads without necessary documentations. Police Spokesperson Esther Mwaata-Katongo disclosed in a statement today that officers have since been

United Progressive People (UPP) Leader Saviour Chishimba says President Edgar Lungu has failed Zambia. And Saviour says it is unfortunate that the PF and UPND, “Zambia’s most violent and corrupt parties”, had put the country

University of Zambia (UNZA) lecturers have gone on strike for none payment of June salaries. In a memo to UNZA Vice-Chancellor Professor Luke Mumba, University of Zambia Lecturers and Researchers Union President Dr Evans Lampi