THE recent exposure of a brothel operating under the guise of a massage parlour in Kitwe is a tragic reflection of a moral crisis that is slowly tightening its grip on Zambia. Eleven young women,... […]

IT IS now clear that the UPND government has been unable to resist the persistent temptation of amending the Constitution, just over a year to the next elections. All earlier warnings regarding the dangers of... […]

SINCE the release of the promo for our scheduled investigative documentary dubbed “Chinese investment in Zambia “The good, the bad and the dangerous” our newspaper has been overwhelmed by attempts by some individuals and organisations... […]

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says he rates the UPND government’s performance so far with a solid seven out of 10. Addressing a crowd at a rally in Kalomo yesterday, the President said his administration is working... […]

UKA Chairperson Sakwiba Sikota, State Counsel, has appealed to the Judiciary that it should avoid incarcerating parliamentarians when they have committed offences that could be punished with a fine. Sikota has expressed concern that jailing... […]

PEACEFUL protest is not merely a right to be tolerated; it is a vital safety valve for any democracy. When citizens take to the streets, whether to highlight stolen life-saving drugs, complain about the shrinking... […]

THE purpose of a fuel price reduction is not necessarily for business owners to pocket extra margins of profit. The purpose is to provide a cushion for the entire economy. When the government intervenes in... […]

TO say that “you can remove UPND and still remain poor” is not only insensitive but also dangerously dismissive of the struggles that ordinary Zambians are enduring, especially coming from Vice-President Mutale Nalumango who is... […]

On Monday, Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister Mulambo Haimbe publicly expressed concern over what he described as a growing tendency among some ambassadors and high commissioners accredited to Zambia to use the media to... […]

MOST leadership failure starts with self-praise. The challenge with self-praise, self-aggrandizement and narcissism is that it eliminates the ability to identify problems, accept failures and establish solutions. Before politicians speak, especially those entrusted with leadership... […]