PF Chairperson for Legal Affairs George Chisanga says President Hakainde Hichilema cannot just wake up and form a subjective view that Zambians have agreed to amend the Constitution. “I take it that as a nation,...

VICE-PRESIDENT Mutale Nalumango says there is need to close the gender gap in leadership by providing tools and resources that enable women and girls to thrive and end gender-based violence. Speaking during this year’s Women’s...

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says if he had not been educated, he would not have any chance in hell to become the Head of State, but would have instead been married to 10 wives in Bweengwa....

THE National Action for Quality Education in Zambia (NAQEZ) has expressed deep disappointment over government’s failure to recruit teachers for the year 2024. In a statement, Sunday, NAQEZ Executive Director Dr Aaron Chansa lamented that...

NEWLY appointed UPND Deputy Spokesperson Elvis Nkandu says it will now be punch to punch in terms of responding to those who peddle lies. Nkandu, who is also the Sports Minister and Kaputa MP, thanked...

PF faction Secretary General Raphael Nakacinda says Vice-President Mutale Nalumango’s call for vulnerable women to get pregnant in order to benefit from the social cash transfer is disrespectful, arguing that women are not just carrier...

FORMER lands and natural resources minister Jean Kapata has lamented that the Judiciary is not independent and she will appeal against the ruling of the High Court in the Mukula smuggling case. Former justice minister...

SPEAKER of the National Assembly Nelly Mutti has urged the police to arrest Food Reserve Agency (FRA) officers in Msanzala who are selling maize meant for the community to briefcase buyers. Responding to an urgent...

FIRST Deputy Speaker Attractor Chisangano says the legislative arm of government must enact laws that protect women in politics from violence and discrimination. Chisangano says corrupt political finance practices exacerbate the disparity between men and...

THE opposition must serve the people better because many will say that what we’ve seen has just been confusion, says former information and broadcasting services minister Dora Siliya. And Siliya says one of the challenges...