PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says if everyone pays taxes regularly and on time, they will be lowered. Speaking during the commissioning of the Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) Chinsali Office, Wednesday, President Lungu said it was through

CIVIL Society Constitution Agenda (CiSCA) Chairperson Judith Mulenga has warned that there might be civil strife should ECZ proceed to disqualify any political party from participating in the upcoming elections based on police investigations alone.

FORMER Presidential Affairs Minister Freedom Sikazwe says the UPND should not be confident that they will win the upcoming election because they have a database of 4.7 million voters. Commenting on the remarks by UPND

MINISTRY of Information and Broadcasting Services Permanent Secretary Amos Malupenga has advised diplomats to measure their statements when they choose to comment on Zambia’s domestic affairs. Commenting on the British High Commissioner to Zambia Nicholas

THE Human Rights Commission (HRC) has welcomed the deployment of the army on the streets provided that they will not abuse citizens. And the Commission says citizens have the right to sue the State if

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MINISTRY of Health Permanent Secretary for Technical Services Dr Kennedy Malama says a multisectoral response has been prepositioned to enhance COVID-19 preventive measures ahead of the general elections next week. And Dr Malama says 24

SPECIAL Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations Isaac Chipampe says President Edgar Lungu will not participate in the Presidential debate as he has not received any official communication from Diamond TV. And

TWO Lusaka residents have been dragged to court for allegedly obtaining money by false pretences and injecting an unsuspecting citizen with a fake COVID-19 vaccine. In this matter, Maybin Mwansa, 31, a businessman of Mtendere

With the general election just two weeks away, all eyes are currently fixed on the office of the presidency. The two-horse race between Edgar Lungu and Hakainde Hichilema will likely go down in history as