Two mini-bus drivers operating from Lumumba bus station have sought an injunction in the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court, against five of their colleagues, so that they are barred from restraining them from working from the station.

Zambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ZACCL) says the business community is concerned with the numerous challenges being experienced in the national economy. In response to a press query, the chamber bemoaned the recent increase

The Patriotic Front (PF) in Kabwata Constituency has suspended its constituency youth chairman Chisha Mutale for allegedly being involved in the attack on area member of parliament Given Lubinda in July this year. In a

The Zambia Congress of Trade Unions has questioned government decision to increase the budget allocation towards defence, security and public order whilst reducing funding to health and education. Speaking at a briefing, Wednesday, ZCTU secretary

The National Assembly has adopted a motion moved by Chembe PF member of parliament Sebastian Kopulande, aimed at urging government to start providing adequate sanitation and sanitary towels to all girls in public schools. The

Charmaine Musonda has sued the State in the Lusaka High Court, demanding damages of K800,000 for false imprisonment. Musonda, who has sued the Attorney General, wants damages for false imprisonment, malicious imprisonment, aggravated and exemplary

Barclays Bank Zambia managing director Mizinga Melu says the bank is expected to complete the transition from Barclays to Absa by June 2020. And Melu has allayed fears that the bank will close down, saying

Mazabuka Central UPND member of parliament Gary Nkombo has wondered why Minister of Finance Dr Bwalya Ng’andu did not reduce Value Added Tax to attract compliance among citizens. And Mbabala UPND member of parliament Ephraim

General Education Minister David Mabumba says his ministry will soon engage stakeholders to ascertain the number of retired teachers who have not been paid. Some of the 25 retired teachers at Kabulonga Boys Secondary School

Super league side Zesco United has spent K32 million (€2.28 Million) during the 2019 transfer window, the highest amount among Zambian based clubs. The club’s spending has increased from K25 million in the previous transfer