By JOSEPH BANDA and MUSONDA MANGILASHI – ECONOMIST Chibamba Kanyama has described 2022 as a mixed grill of both successes and challenges for the Zambian economy.Mr Kanyama said in his comment on the economy in...

By MUSONDA MANGILASHI – A TWENTY-NINE-YEAR-OLD man of Luanshya has been arrested after he was found offloading 51 bags of fertiliser under the Farmer Input Support Programme (FISP) at his house.Copperbelt Police Commanding Officer Peacewell...

By JAMES KUNDA – POLICE in Lusaka have arrested 35 people from organised groups commonly known as ‘junkies’ who are suspected to be behind a spate of attacks on people across the city.This follows several...

By NORMA KAPATA-SIAME – A LEADING authority on COVID-19 in Zambia says even in the absence of a mandatory Government pronouncement, the public must be encouraged to wear face masks.This is in the wake of...

By JULIUS PHIRI and NORMA KAPATA-SIAME – Speaker of the National Assembly  Nelly Mutti has implored Zambians living in Australia to consider ploughing back by investment in developing Zambia.Ms Mutti said developing the country is...

By DOROTHY CHISI – A MULTI-MILLION dollar  human trafficking ring spanning eight African countries with Zambia being at the centre of the trade has been exposed.A Sunday Times investigation has revealed that the war between...

By PASSY HAACHIZO and DOROTHY CHISI – THE Solwezi-Kipushi Road which connects Zambia and Democratic Republic of Congo in North Western Province has been washed away by torrential rains leaving over 200 trucks stranded.  Read more...

By DOROTHY CHISI – ZAMBIA recorded three COVID-19 associated deaths yesterday in Lusaka bringing the cumulative number to 1,151 since the start of the pandemic.According to the Ministry of Health of the 2,430 tests which...

By DOROTHY CHISI – THE Water Resources Management Authority (WARMA) says the Zambezi River in Chavuma District is expected to experience medium flooding which will peak on January 10.In a press statement made available to...

By CHUSA SICHONE –THE Water Resources Management Authority (WARMA) has disclosed that above 90 percent of underground water in Zambia’s unplanned settlements in urban areas is contaminated with mostly faecal matter. Read more...