It’s insensitive for Mwiimbu to accuse Jay Jay of registering foreigners to vote in 2021 – Kampyongo

FORMER home affairs minister Stephen Kampyongo says it’s insensitive for his successor Jack Mwiimbu to accuse Emmanuel Jay Banda of facilitating the registration of foreigners who voted in the 2021 elections. On Thursday, Mwiimbu said Banda was involved in a scheme of registering Malawians who voted in the 2021 general elections. Commenting on this in…...

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We want to retain power so that naifwe tule ikutako – Lungu

I am transiting from UKA to Tonse, allow me say tauka, tilitonse and we are going, even those who are in UKA, tilitonse because we want the country to become better so naifwe tule ikutako, says former President Edgar Lungu. And Lungu has promised to complete the construction of the National House of Prayer and…...

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UPND pays bonuses to long-serving party members

COPPERBELT Province Minister Elisha Matambo says God did not allow President Hakainde Hichilema to win elections before 2021 because he was keeping him for this critical time of droughts. And Matambo says 66 long serving, loyal Copperbelt based UPND members have been honoured; 46 have received K15,000 each, mealie meal, cooking oil, and certificates while…...

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Starved Wifey

The media has been ablaze by the number four hundred (400) with some men praising the man and making dance challenges, while some ladies have made jokes about wishing to be no. 401. Having not heard his version or the women’s side, we can’t conclude anything as to what led him to the acts or…...

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A trip to the “Smoke that didn’t Thunder”

After waiting so long to see an elephant, finally spotting one nearly made me jump out of my skin, true story. In Livingstone, Zambia’s tourist capital, the intense heat is easier to handle than the mosquitoes, which are more annoying than any I have ever encountered elsewhere. My visit was an emotional rollercoaster; I experienced…...

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We can’t share property, we were just cohabiting for 25 years, Lsk man tells court

A 55-YEAR-OLD civil servant of Lusaka says he is not legally obliged to share any property with a woman with whom he shares four children because they were merely cohabiting for 25 years. And Magistrate Lewis Mumba has advised women to avoid cohabiting with men and ensure that they pay something for dowry, no matter…...

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Owas shares heartbreaking struggle with son’s drug addiction

Drug abuse may seem like a minor issue, until you, or someone very close to you falls victim to it. This is film director and producer Owas Ray Mwape’s reality. His 20-year-old son has been battling addiction for two years, spiraling so far that he dropped out of school and stole K75,000 from his father…....

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Mohan offers to revamp Postal Services for free

Many government institutions like the Zambia Postal Services are struggling to stand on their own feet and are on the verge of becoming white elephants. While most people just look at such situations and think “niva Boma (these things belong to government so there’s nothing I can do)”, businessman Mathew Mohan thinks differently. He envisions…...

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Woman sues mother-in-law for not cleansing her after hubby’s death

A 34-year-old woman of Lusaka’s 15 Miles area has dragged her mother-in-law to court for not performing a cleansing ritual since her husband passed away six months ago. Yvonne told the Matero Local Court that the conflict arose after her husband’s burial, during which both families faced significant violence and misunderstandings. Yvonne testified that her…...

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