The Attorney General has argued before the Constitutional Court that former Post Newspaper proprietor Dr Fred M’membe’s motion for the court to interpret or review costs he was ordered to pay, is nothing but an

Sinda District Commissioner Paradious Sakala has called on the clergy not to use the pulpit to settle differences with government, but rather sit and quietly resolve issues amicably. Speaking during Sunday Mass at Chassa Catholic

Trial in a matter in which a Kalinganga man is accused of breaking into High Court judge Sunday Bwalya Nkonde’s house and stealing property worth over K55,000 could not commence yesterday as the police officer

The Lusaka High Court has granted businessman Valden Findlay an ex-parte order restraining NDC leader Chishimba Kambwili from uttering any defamatory remarks against him. Justice Elita Mwikisa has further ordered that inter-party hearing on the

Information and Broadcasting Services permanent secretary Chanda Kasolo says government is concerned that there is too much foreign content on local TV stations because it is negatively impacting children. Speaking when he officiated at the

Energy Minister Honourable Mathew Nkhuwa says the Patriotic Front is a listening government and therefore, if the people of Zambia object to the 75 per cent increase in electricity tariffs, his ministry will stop the

Kazakhstan-based Shepolopolo strikers Rachael Kundananji and Misozi Zulu will not be available when Zambia clash with Botswana in an Olympic qualifier at Nkoloma stadium due to undisclosed glitches. Chipolopolo coach Bruce Mwape disclosed to Goal

Spain-based Shepolopolo skipper Barbara Banda says she is happy to be back for the Olympics qualifier after her last play in the 2018 COSAFA cup. And Shepolopolo coach Bruce Mwape says the girls intend to

Zesco Limited spokesperson Henry Kapata says consumers are over utilizing power when it is restored, forcing Zesco to increase the load shedding hours. In an interview, Monday, Kapata lamented that customers were not practicing “switch

Rainbow Party general secretary Wynter Kabimba says it is disappointing the PF government has failed to move away from the MMD’s poor governance record. In an interview, Kabimba said most of the problems Zambia was