By STEPHEN KAPAMBWE? – NEVER has the issue of migration and health been so topical than in the wake of the outbreak of the Ebola virus in some West African countries and the Democratic Republic...

By Dixon Bwalya – Provision of architectural services, as is the case for most professional services, is controlled under statute in this case under CAP 442 of the Laws of Zambia. Only qualified registered architects...

By Clement Muma Matengu – With varying description, qualification and needs for a place to gain the status of a city, infrastructure is a key component which can not be left hanging if one was...

By CHARLES SIMENGWA – THERE is a new mood of realism among media managers worldwide who have become increasingly appreciative of the internet as a treasure trove capable of pushing their business to a new...

AS the swimming contingent goes into camp this week in preparation for the Region Five Games billed for Bulawayo in Zimbabwe next month, a lot is expected of them as they wrap up the year...

ISSUES to do with labour and social security in Zambia have always been a subject of debate, especially at times when the sector has experienced policies such as the National Budget.   At the moment,...

THE best part of every person’s education is that which they give to themselves, the right reading wakes up slumbers and gives needed goals to those who still have none. It is good to read...

I hope you are doing well despite this never ending heat which will not let up. In a perfect world, this weather would translate to a vacation somewhere with lots of water and martinis but...

Someone at the far end of the sprawling counter was bemoaning the advent of money scarcity.   Money was rapidly becoming the crux of the matter in social relations.   Lazzo had a knack for...

Often situations arise when an organisation is required to manage communication systematically and effectively on specific issues to maintain or improve on the good reputation of the respective organisation failure to which an organisation risks...