By DAVID KANDUZA – PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has warned his attackers that his stance to not hit back at people behind the persistent chorus of accusations of corruption against him is not a sign of...

By REBECCA MUSHOTA – FOLLOWING the bilateral meetings between Zambia and South Africa, President Jacob Zuma has announced that the South Africa and Zambia Joint Commission of Cooperation (JCC) has been upgraded to a Bi-National...

By DELPHINE ZULU – THE Lusaka High Court has placed Shabu Benos, the alleged killer of Lusaka businessman and Auto Force proprietor, Reeves Malambo, on her defence. High Court judge-in-charge Gertrude Chawatama placed Benos on...

By JAMES MUYANWA in Washington, USA – FINANCE Minister Felix Mutati has said that Zambia’s painful but inevitable decisions have started bearing fruit with current positive economic outlook. Mr Mutati said the major challenge going...

By CHUSA SICHONE – BOTSWANA President Ian Khama is expected to grace Zambia’s Independence Day celebrations on October 24 this year. President Edgar Lungu, meanwhile, is  travels  to Congo Brazzaville to attend the Great Lakes...

By REBECCA MUSHOTA – FIRST Republican president Kenneth Kaunda has cautioned Zambians and South Africans against forgetting the hard work that freedom fighters went through to liberate the two countries from colonialism. Dr Kaunda said Africans...

By CHILA NAMAIKO – LABOUR and Social Security Minister Joyce Simukoko has told Parliament that the Government planned to review the minimum Wage and Conditions of Employment Act of 2012 for various sectors. Ms Simukoko...

By REBECCA MUSHOTA – PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has called for action towards addressing the trade imbalance between Zambia and South Africa. President Lungu said trade between Zambia and South Africa had grown over the years...

By JAMES KUNDA – ZAMBIA and South Africa have signed five agreements to cement the existing bilateral relations for the mutual benefit of the people in both countries. The agreements were signed at State House...

By HELLEN ZULU – THE Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has fined Zambia Sugar more than K76 million for price discrimination and unfair pricing after an investigation that lasted four years revealed the irregularities....