President Edgar Lungu has pardoned Chanda Chimba, a freelance journalist who was jailed for two years in November 2016. Chimba was convicted for disposing off property suspected to have been proceeds of crime. In 2011,

We are trying to verify if the person who shot a bus driver and a passenger in Kamwala yesterday is a genuine police officer, says Police Spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo. In a statement today, Katongo

UPND Spokesperson Charles Kakoma says concerns raised by the Zambia Conference of Catholic Bishops should not be ignored because it is accurate. In a statement yesterday, Kakoma said President Edgar Lungu was an oppressive a

A police officer this afternoon shot a bus driver, Harrison Miti, in the stomach following an argument in Kamwala. Miti is currently battling for his life at the University Teaching Hospital and a News Diggers!

A traffic officer this afternoon shot a bus driver in the stomach following an argument in Kamwala. “The incident happened around 15:50 hours,” an eye witness narrated. “We were driving on the road behind Kamwala

Veteran politician Vernon Johnson Mwaanga says it is unfair for President Edgar Lungu to use his position to spread falsehoods without verifying facts. VJ was reacting to President Lungu’s remarks this morning where he accused

Zambia’s High Commissioner to South Africa Emmanuel Mwamba, has tasked the Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) to investigate passenger complaints surrounding a Jitotwe Bus which claimed four lives in South Africa yesterday. In a

Rainbow Party General Secretary Wynter Kabimba says people must reject both the PF and UPND because they are both founded on principles of hooliganism. And Kabimba says the newly upgraded first level hospitals are “death

The United Party for National Development has finally distanced itself from a spate of arson activities that have dominated current affairs in Zambia following the arrest of party leader Hakainde Hichilema. And UPND national chairperson

The Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) has confirmed that four Zambians died this morning in a road traffic accident involving a Jitotwe bus in South Africa. In a statement today, RTSA Chief Executive Officer