By CHUSA SICHONE – LABOUR and Social Security Minister Joyce Nonde-Simukoko has appealed to the public to report inspectors they see using Government vehicles for personal errands. The minister has also appealed to female workers...

By KELVIN MUDENDA – A LIVINGSTONE based clergyman has urged men of God to desist from inciting citizens to engage in acts of violence. Christian Life Harvest Church International founder and overseer Boston Simumba said...

By CHILA NAMAIKO – PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has set provision of safe and clean drinking water particularly in rural areas as a priority to avert the risk of waterborne diseases, Ministry of Water Development, Sanitation...

By REBECCA MUSHOTA – ZAMBIA has informed the Centre for Disease Control (CDC) board meeting in Ethiopia that it has resolved to sponsor a resolution on cholera at the forthcoming World Health Organisation (WHO) Assembly...

By FRANCINA PHIRI – THE Zambia Medical Association (ZMA) has condemned Chilenje First Level Hospital for denying an accident victim access to medical services before he could obtain a Police report. An unknown person who...

By CHUSA SICHONE – NATIONAL Guidance and Religious Affairs Minister Godfridah Sumaili is shocked by worries by some churches that the ban on gatherings in view of the cholera epidemic will negatively affected tithe or...

By JULIUS PHIRI – A POLICE officer of Lundazi Police Station has been sentenced to two years and four months imprisonment with hard labour for corruption by the Chipata Magistrates Court. Resident Magistrate Destiny Kalusopa...

By JAMES KUNDA – PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu is in good health and fit enough to carry on discharging the duties of his office, State House has said. Special Assistant to the President for Press and...

By STEVEN ZANDE  – LOCAL Government Minister Vincent Mwale has lashed out at the Lusaka City Council (LCC) for not allocating enough garbage trucks to deal with the mounds of rubbish beginning to build in...

By REBECCA MUSHOTA – THE Treasury last month released K5.63 billion for development programmes and Government operations. Of this amount, K2.14 billion was for personal emoluments for public service workers, K1.5 billion went towards debt...