Greetings, I do hope you are fine, and have had a fabulous week as I have had. The biggest event in the fashion calendar was happening this week and that’s the Zambia Fashion Week. The...

THIS article is part of a series entitled “The Seven Deadly Spells From The Abyss”. Skepticism is the third of the seven spells namely Evolution, Eroticism, Skepticism itself, Humanism, the Entertainment Industry through Film (Part...

THE proposed K46.7 billion 2015 national budget is now in the public domain and several stakeholders have voiced their views on selected provisions in the financial plan that was unveiled to Parliament by Finance minister...

ZAMBIA will in December this year be host to a very special gathering dubbed the “mini ICASA” to be held in Lusaka. The regional symposium will be on Adolescents, Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and...

By NAKUBIANA MUMBUNA – STEPS taken by Government in delivery of farming inputs on time to farmers this year guarantee a good harvest, while at the same time ensuring food security for citizens. Without doubt,...

By JULIUS PHIRI – IT is a known fact that Zambia being a developing nation requires skilled manpower resources to drive its development agenda though Technical Education, Vocational and Entrepreneurship Training. The end result is...

By PATRICK MWANZA – IN the last 50 years, Zambia has posted strong indicators of progress in political, economic and social spheres under successive governments that have ruled the country since 1964. This development has...

By Gilbert Mwale – African wild dogs are simply carnivorous wild dogs. They live in packs, for instance in groups, from two to more than 50 dogs but most of them have about 12 to...

Recent events in Nigeria where Prophet TB Joshua’s Synagogue Church of All Nations’ (SCOAN) two-storey building collapsed, killing and injuring many worshippers caused me to remember the role the Church has played in the development...

SOME employers care more for their profits than the welfare of their workers. In this narrative, OUR CORRESPONDENT, a security guard, describes how he worked an inordinately long shift almost on an empty stomach one...