The Human Rights Commission says it is worrisome that four days after a female police officer reported Kaizar Zulu for assault, no action has been taken against him. In a statement today, HRC chairperson Mudford

Ministry of Energy Permanent Secretary Brigadier General Emeldah Chola says the commissioned 120Megawatts Itezhi-Tezhi hydro power project and the 300Megawatts at Maamba thermal power plant have resulted in the reduction of power deficit from 1,000

Mazabuka UPND member of parliament Garry Nkombo yesterday sent the House into pangs of laughter when he mocked the Patriotic Front over Kaizar Zulu’s conduct. Nkombo, who had risen on a point of clarification after

Information and Broadcasting minister Kampamba Mulenga says the PF government will not protect media houses which are not practicing ethical journalism. But People’s Party president Mike Mulongoti says it is not government’s responsibility or the

Gender minister Victoria Kalima says technology and innovation are vital in improving people’s living standards. In a statement issued yesterday by Permanent Mission of the Republic of Zambia to the United Nations First Secretary for

The University Teaching Hospital (UTH) spends about K1.8 million annually on electricity bills, and this far more than the institution can afford to pay. Chief Hospital Administrator Isaac Kakumbi said this during a workshop on

Home affairs minister Stephen Kampyongo says protestors who stormed LAZ two weeks ago demanding Linda Kasonde’s resignation did not have a police permit. And Kampyongo says government will not condone political party cadres masquerading as

Police in Lusaka have arrested a 30-year-old man for allegedly murdering his 19-year-old girlfriend. Police Spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo has identified the suspect as Isaac Mayila Mwakajumba while the deceased has been identified as Justina

An Italian construction company called Fratelli Locci which the Zambian government engaged to upgrade the 70-kilometre stretch on the Pedicle Road today stormed the Road Development Agency with bailiffs and confiscated motor vehicles after winning

First Lady Esther Lungu says rural women are key in fighting poverty because they are the primary agents of change. ending poverty in Zambia and other developing countries will depend on the attention given to