By KASONDE KASONDE – THE United Progressive People (UPP) has said it has not received any communication from its candidate in the Kabwata parliamentary by-election Francis Libanda on his decision to withdraw from the race.UPP...

By MUSONDA MANGILASHI – A BODY of a man with his hands and legs tied has been found bundled in a sack which was dumped in a bush in Nakonde. The unidentified victim believed to...

By RONALD CHAWE – LUSAKA Province Chess Association (LPCA) chairperson Benjamin Mulenga has been summoned to a disciplinary case hearing after objecting to the Chess Federation of Zambia’s (CFZ) decision for players to pay affiliation...

By ELIAS CHIPEPO –FOOTBALL administrator Mwansa Mbulakulima says the performance of the FAZ executive committee should be scrutinised fairly and squarely during the annual general meeting (AGM) without any biasness.In a statement released yesterday, Mbulakulima...

By GODFREY DUBE – VETERAN sports administrator Elias Mpondela will challenge incumbent Alfred Foloko for the position of National Olympic Committee (NOC) presidency following the successful list of nominations released yesterday.The list of 11 candidates...

By GODFREY DUBE – GREEN Buffaloes coach Justin Chinama wants his side to stamp authority on the title chase starting by beating inconsistent Lusaka Dynamos this afternoon as the MTN Super League enters the final...

I have and still continue to receive queries concerning Zambia’s chances to participate at the Cameroon 2022 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) finals that get underway at the weekend with 24 teams, Zimbabwe included. I was...

By NDINAWE SIMPELWE – ZAMBIA’S envoys in this year’s Confederation of African Volleyball Zone Six championships have left for Mozambique in search of medals. First to leave was the Prison Leopards women’s team that left...

By MAIMBOLWA MULIKELELA – ZANACO Plc says scaling up of Government paper by 53 per cent is meant to fund the 2022 National Budget as Zambia’s international credit lines are currently constrained due to its...

By KENNEDY MUPESENI – THE total value of mobile money transactions in emerging markets is predicted to exceed $870 billion in 2026, with Sub-Saharan Africa’s mobile payments expected to grow by over 60 per cent...