By KASONDE KASONDE-PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has reiterated that the United Party for National Development (UPND) in government will not dip its hands into the national coffers to finance party operations but continue to generate its...

By KASONDE KASONDE-FORMER Defence minister Davies Chama and a former diplomatic staff at the Zambia Embassy in Ethiopia Brian Nyoni have been moved to Mulobezi to undergo trial in a suspected murder case.Police spokesperson Rae...

By MILDRED KATONGO – THE Higher Education Authority (HEA) has concluded meetings with the Health Professions Council of Zambia (HPCZ), intended to clarify and finalise the transition process of health colleges and institutions to the...

By STEVEN ZANDE-PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has directed relevant ministries to implement policies that enable Christianorganisations to acquire land for economic ventures like agriculture and mining for the Church to contribute tojob creation and national development....

CONFUSION disrupted operations at Kalene Mission Hospital in Ikelenge district of North-Western Provinceyesterday after a mob of community members ran amok beating up health staff following the death of a patient.This has forced the health...

By MUNAMBEZA MUWANEI –A RAILWAY worker died after falling off a crane mounted 50-metres high at Kabwe’sZambia Railways Limited workshop yesterday as he attempted to get down the machinefollowing a power outage. Collins Kapieza, 54,...

By NDINAWE SIMPELWE-FAZ president Andrew Kamanga says the association is looking at strengthening the national team beyond the Qatar 2022 World Cup qualifiers. In his weekly column ‘The President Corner’, Kamanga in his interaction with...

By JAMES KUNDA-THE peaceful leadership transition of this year’s August elections year in Zambia serves as a model to be replicated by other African countries with impending elections, President Hakainde Hichilema has advised.Mr Hichilema, however,...

By EMILY KUWEMA-ABOUT 3, 000 teachers who were deployed but are not on the payroll have petitioned the Government to withhold the proposed recruitment of 30,000 new teachers until their issue is addressed.This, they say...

By KELVIN MUDENDA in Bweengwa –PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has invited all traditional leaders in the country for a national indaba to discuss issues affecting their chiefdoms. President Hichilema said yesterday the meeting, scheduled for next...