Mwansabombwe PF member of parliament Rodgers Mwewa says it is unacceptable for UPND president Hakainde Hichilema to refer to Speaker of the National Assembly Dr Patrick Matibini as a cadre. Speaking when he rose on

Justice Minister Given Lubinda has announced that government will spend K2 million to consult citizens on whether or not to leave the International Criminal Court. Lubinda told journalists at a briefing yesterday that the consultations

Fisheries and Livestock Minister Michael Katambo has indefinitely extended the fishing ban on Mongu-Luapula fishery owing to a cholera outbreak. Katambo, who is also Masaiti PF member of parliament, told the House in a ministerial

Speaker of the National Assembly Dr Patrick Matibini says members of parliament have been abusing points of order in the House. In his guidance yesterday, Speaker Matibini said he would be strict on allowing points

Civil Society for Poverty Reduction executive director Patrick Nshindano says government has not done enough to alleviate poverty in the country. In an interview, Nshindano noted that government had acknowledged this in a speech presented

UPND president Hakainde Hichilema says it is unfortunate that PF members of parliament trivialised the debate on students’ bursaries; reducing it to partisan deliberation. In a statement today, HH stated that there was need for

The Law Association of Zambia was there long before I came on the scene and am very confident that it will still be there for many years to come, says LAZ president Linda Kasonde. Featuring

Justice Minister Given Lubinda says the International Criminal Court cannot preside over a presidential petition as it does not conform to any of the issues it was formed to admit. Lubinda said this in Parliament

Higher Education Minister Professor Nkandu Luo says she has revoked the bursaries of three students who organised a riot last week on Friday. Professor Luo told Parliament yesterday that students engaging in violence and other

The Zambia National Students Union says Higher Education Minister Proffessor Nkandu Luo must avoid handling issues of students’ loans casually. Speaking to journalist in Lusaka today, ZANASU vice president Eddie Miyoba said students were worried