THE Ministry of Health has disclosed that Lusaka has recorded its first cholera case in 2025. According to statistics released by the ministry, Thursday, 14 new cases were recorded in the last 24 hours, while... […]

ZAMBIA Revenue Authority Commissioner General Dingani Banda says 2025 will be a turning point with regards to contributions in the mining sector. Speaking when he conferred with Zambians in the Diaspora through a Zoom meeting,... […]

SPORT, Youth and Arts Minister Elvis Nkandu says the PF should continue dreaming that former president Edgar Lungu will return to the presidency. On Saturday, PF faction vice president Given Lubinda said once the Tonse... […]

LET’s not tolerate the injustices in the land, let’s fight for what is right, says Catholic Priest Fr Chalwe Chonde. And Fr Chonde has noted that marriages are not lasting because traditional marriage counsellors are... […]

PATSON Daka’s much-anticipated move from Leicester City FC to Everton has failed to materialise after the Foxes were unable to secure a new striker before the closure of the 2025 winter transfer window on February... […]

FAZ president Andrew Kamanga has reaffirmed the association’s commitment to supporting the Zambia Premier League (ZPL) as part of efforts to enhance football development in the country. Kamanga highlighted FAZ’s recent provision of Global Positioning... […]

SADC Truck Driver Association Secretary General Jackson Banda says the ongoing conflict in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo-DRC has caused panic among truck drivers. Last week M23 rebels captured Goma, an eastern city of... […]

THE Zambia Golf Union (ZGU) is confident that Team Zambia will be able to triumph at the ongoing 2025 Africa Amateur Golf Championship taking place at the prestigious Leopard Creek Country Club in South Africa.... […]

ZAMBIA Police Spokesperson Rae Hamoonga says a total of 42,178 Gender Based Violence cases were reported in 2024. In a statement, Wednesday, Hamoonga said this represented a 1.8 per cent reduction from the 42,965 cases... […]