By CHATULA KANGALI – MILLERS have assured that the country is food secure and has in excess of 700,000 tonnes of maize to last until the next season.Millers Association of Zambia (MAZ) Andrew Chintala said...

By JAMES KUNDA – VICE-PRESIDENT W.K. Mutale-Nalumango has assured citizens that the country’s economy is on a path of recovery and soon, the nation will experience the positive impact of the Government’s interventions towards rebuilding...

By JOSEPH BANDA – THE United Party for National Development (UPND) has lashed out at former president Edgar Lungu for condemning the free education policy, saying he does not mean well for the country.UPND deputy...

By SYLVIA MWEETWA – THREE people have been axed to death and dumped in a maize field in Lusaka’s Kasisi area.Police in Lusaka said two women and one man were axed to death and their...

By PERPETAUL SICHILWENKWE – FORMER Deputy Inspector General of Police Charity Katanga has been jailed for three years simple imprisonment after she was found guilty of being in possession of 10 Higer buses that were...

By KETRA KALUNGA – ZAMBIA Institute of Chartered Accountants (ZICA) chief executive officer Anthony Bwembya says the institution is saddened by numerous tax malpractices committed by some corporate entities in the recent past.Speaking at a...

By KENNEDY MUPESENI – LUAPULA Minerals and Mining Consortium (LMMC) has called for a ‘floor price’ for manganese and sugilite to avoid exploitation of local miners by stone dealers in the country.The consortium has also...

By CHATULA KANGALI – THE Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) is exploring renewable energy collaboration with Sevenyards (7YRDS) Energy Zambia Limited.IDC chief executive officer Cornwell Muleya met with a delegation from 7YRDS Energy Zambia Limited, a...

By KETRA KALUNGA – THE Government has flagged off three baggage scanners worth €210,000 for one stop border posts to streamline customs clearance processes and facilitate the smooth flow of legitimate trade.Commerce, Trade and Industry...

By ANDREW MULENGA – THE number of used cars exported from Japan to Africa increased from 300,000 units in 2022 to 360,000 in 2023 with Zambia accounting for about 24,000, the Japanese authorities have disclosed.Japan...