Zambia is getting standing ovations internationally over corruption fight – AG
ATTORNEY General Mulilo Kabesha says although Zambians can disregard government’s efforts in fighting corruption, the international populace recognises them. And Kabesha says government is “heavily” winning the fight against corruption. In an interview, Tuesday, Kabesha said Zambia had become an authority when it comes to fighting corruption and was getting standing ovations at international platforms…....
CIJ urges lawyers to draft laws which can address challenges like climate change
CHANDLER Institute of Justice (CIJ) Executive Director Ron Chari has urged lawyers to draft laws which will address every societal challenge, climate change inclusive. Speaking on the sidelines of the Foundational Training in Legislative Drafting Programme, Friday, Chari said climate change affected people’s livelihoods and economic activity and as such, laws needed to be drafted…...
We’re still engaging UPND Alliance on joining – Kabimba
ECONOMIC Front leader Wynter Kabimba says his party is still in the process of engaging the UPND Alliance before it can join. On September 1, 2024, Kabimba told the media that his party members had expressed intentions of joining the UPND Alliance. In a follow up interview, Friday, Kabimba expressed optimism that the engagement process…...
We’ll work hard to be party of choice in 2026 – Kalaba
CITIZENS First president Harry Kalaba says after having a convention on Saturday, his party will work hard to be the party of choice in 2026. On Saturday, Citizens First had a convention which attracted hundreds of attendees, among them New Heritage Party Leader Chishala Kateka and UKA Chairperson Sakwiba Sikota. In an interview, Sunday, Kalaba…...
Justice Malila’s legacy: Opening courtrooms for cameras to instil public confidence
CHIEF Justice Mumba Malila and his administration have made a progressive and unprecedented decision to allow both public and private media houses to broadcast live the Constitutional Court proceedings in the presidential eligibility case scheduled for December 10, 2024. This is not just a significant moment in the dispensation of justice; it is a bold…...
State asks court to find Malanji, Yamba with case to answer
THE State has urged the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court to find former Secretary to the Treasury Fredson Yamba and former foreign affairs minister Joseph Malanji with a case to answer in a matter in which they are charged with wilful failure to comply with laid down procedure and being in possession of property reasonably suspected to…...
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There was no one performing rituals at High Court – Police
POLICE spokesperson Rae Hamoonga has refuted social media reports that four men were found bathing in charms within the High Court premises ahead of former president Edgar Lungu’s eligibility judgement next Tuesday. In a statement, Sunday, Hamoonga said to the contrary, investigations had revealed that the individuals in question were of no fixed abode and…...
Zesco loses 300MW power imports which will affect 7 hour supply
ZESCO Limited says it has indefinitely lost power imports of up to 300 megawatts from EDM of Mozambique after an unforeseen shutdown of power generating facilities in that country. In a statement, Sunday, Zesco Corporate Affairs Department said the development will therefore affect the scheduled seven hours of power supply to its residential customers until…...
Self-Care or Self-Sabotage? The Health Habits We Overlook
Self-care has become a buzzword in today’s world. Social media is flooded with posts about indulgent cheat meals, lazy mornings, and the “treat yourself” mentality. While taking time for yourself is essential, the reality is that some of our so-called self-care habits might actually be more harmful than doing good, especially when it comes to […]
