DEMOCRATIC Party leader Harry Kalaba says he feels pity for credible individuals who were appointed to key positions at ACC, as they will not work properly due to political interference from State House. In an...

DRUG Enforcement Commission (DEC) director general Mary Chirwa has observed that much of the commission’s budgetary allocation increase was towards the fight against financial crimes and not the drug side. And United Nations Country Coordinator...

EDEN University Chief Executive Officer Kelvin Kaunda says private universities have now come to a point of realisation that they are not strong if they stand alone. Speaking during the signing of a Memorandum of...

FINANCE and National Planning Minister Dr Situmbeko Musokotwane says government has a solid plan to recover the country’s economy if the International Monetary Fund bailout package fails. But Dr Musokotwane says the economic undertaking will...

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says government is being methodical in actualising the production of medicinal marijuana, adding that this will help mitigate drug abuse. And President Hichilema has encouraged youths not to engage in activities done...

NKANA Independent member of parliament Binwell Mpundu says there has been a casual approach in dealing with the pandemic lately, admitting that he doesn’t remember when he last spoke about COVID-19 as a leader. In

THE Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) says COVID-19 impacted the conduct of voter education negatively due to restrictions on community mobilisation. And ECZ says some restrictions negatively affected its corporate image as some stakeholders held

PHARMACIST Jerome Kanyika says there is need for the country to also consider extending the COVID-19 vaccinations to infants, so that a huge population is protected. In an interview, Kanyika said getting vaccinated was the

FINANCIAL Intelligence Centre (FIC) acting Director General Liya Tembo says the institution did not relent in fighting against financial and economic crimes despite the restrictions which came as a result of COVID-19. In an interview,

PUBLIC Health Association of Zambia (PHAZ) national coordinator Christopher Kalumba says government has done its homework, and it is now up to citizens to ensure they take personal responsibility with regards the COVID-19 pandemic. And