INFRASTRUCTURE, Housing and Urban Development Minister Charles Milupi says despite the ACC clearing him and his Finance counterpart, Munir Zulu will still have to prove his corruption allegations in court. Milupi adds that, “if you...

FORMER secretary to cabinet Leslie Mbula says President Hakainde Hichilema’s plea against graft in the civil service is falling on deaf ears as some public workers are still asking for a ‘ka something’. And Mbula...

PF presidential aspirant Brian Mundubile says President Hakainde Hichilema should lead by example by reducing his foreign trips so that his Ministers can follow suit. During the Presidential Delivery Unit workshop on Thursday, President Hichilema...

ZCTU has called on government to substantially reduce tax rates on the Pay As You Earn tax regime, arguing that the take-home income is not sufficient due to high cost of living. The Zambia Congress...

MINISTRY of Health Permanent Secretary Dr George Sinyangwe says it is exciting to see the expansion of the health sector through private sector participation. And Medland Hospital CVO Mohammed El Sahili says the hospital is...

ACTIONAID Zambia has urged government to create sustainable jobs for citizens with disabilities and other marginalised groups such as youths and women as the country observes the 2023 Labour day. In a statement, Monday, ActionAid...

MATERO PF member of parliament Miles Sampa says he has rejected former Ministry of Defence permanent secretary Stardy Mwale’s ‘Chimbuya’, arguing that his remarks that “all Bembas are stupid idiots” were uttered out of hatred....

FORMER Kabushi PF member of parliament Bowman Lusambo says he will challenge the High Court’s decision to uphold ACC’s appeal against the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court decision to set aside the warrant of seizure effected on...

EMERITUS Archbishop Telesphore Mpundu says he has no intention of supporting former president Edgar Lungu or PF to get back into power because he knows better than to push a “dead horse”. Meanwhile, Archbishop Mpundu...

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has wondered why government officials have an appetite to drive expensive VXs, arguing that he doesn’t see ministers in rich countries driving expensive vehicles. And President Hichilema says the country is struggling...