By REBECCA MUSHOTA – THE Supreme Court, sitting in Ndola, has dismissed an appeal by Zambezi West Patriotic Front (PF) losing candidate Christabel Ngimbu to bar the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) from holding a by-election...

By CHARITY MOONGA – FIRST LADY Dr Christine Kaseba has urged the youth in Zambia to pursue education because it is critical to the eradication of poverty. Dr Kaseba said there was no alternative to...

By JAMES KUNDA THE Zambia Environmental Agency (ZEMA) has sued Zamastone Limited, a stone-crushing company based in Lusaka for failure to comply with environmental management regulations. ZEMA principal information and communication officer Irene Chipili said...

By PRUDENCE CHOTA  – THE Lusaka Magistrate’s Court has convicted eight Congolese refugees for leaving a refugee camp without authority. Of the eight convicts, four were fined K1,000 each or in default four months simple...

By MARTIN MUSUNKA – THE United States Peace Corps has praised First Quantum Minerals (FQM) for the support rendered to the 2014 Camp ELITE a programme designed for young boys in North-Western Province, to be...

By YVONNE CHATE – A TWENTY-EIGHT-YEAR-OLD woman of Mushili Kansengu Township in Ndola has been allegedly raped by a man who gave her a lift after attending a braai. The woman was allegedly raped by...

By JACOB CHANDA  – THE Boys’ Brigade of Zambia (BBZ) has been challenged to remain steadfast, disciplined and uphold the principles of the movement for it to grow from strength to strength. Speaking during the...

By CHILA NAMAIKO- THE people of Singani chiefdom in Choma have said Government’s distribution of relief food under Food for Work Programme has helped to accelerate local developmental projects. Government through the Disaster Management and...

By CHILA NAMAIKO- GOVERNMENT has embarked on a broad assessment of bridges, culverts and other infrastructure damaged during the previous rainy season to rehabilitate them before onset of next rains. Deputy Minister in the Office...

By JULIUS PHIRI – THE IMMIGRATION Department in Livingstone on Thursday arrested 20 Tanzanians for illegal stay. Immigration Public relations officer Namati Nshinka confirmed in a statement that the operation was conducted around Town centre...