By KAIKO NAMUSA – KANSANSHI Mine in Solwezi has reached a safety milestone, achieving six million fatality-free shifts, general manager Sean Whittome has said. Mr Whittiome said fatality-free shifts were periods when there were no...

By CHATULA  KAMPO – THE Mpongwe District Council has said access to fuel in the area is still a challenge and has called for investment in petroleum filling stations. Council chairperson Boniface Chushi said the...

By KASONDE KASONDE – DEPUTY Minister of Education David Mabumba has said Government changed the education curriculum to address the needs of society and fight youth unemployment. Mr Mabumba said as a country, one of...

By CHATULA KAMPO – THE Lions club of Ndola-Kansenshi says it will continue to supplement Government’s efforts in the development of the education sector through the provision of learning materials in community schools. Club projects...

  By REBECCA MUSHOTA- AN unknown woman died in the early hours of Monday in Ndola after she was thrown out of a car that was involved in an accident. The woman, whose age is...

By MOFFAT CHAZINGWA
- THE African Methodist Episcopal Church (AMEC) has said there is need to seriously scrutinise churches being formed, to help control vices such as immorality being witnessed in the country. AMEC Copperbelt central...

By JAMES KUNDA- THE Mpika magistrate’s court has convicted and jailed four people for illegal timber possession. Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) spokesperson Irene Chipili said the four were charged for disturbance and unlawful possession...

By LUMBIWE MWANZA- UNITED States Agency for International Development (USAID) says it will continue supporting Zambian youths through a variety of academic and cultural exchange programmes to enhance their access to health, education and civic...

By CHATULA KAMPO- A TWENTY-TWO-YEAR-OLD woman of Lusaka has appeared in court and pleaded guilty to two counts of house breaking and theft. Sylvia Kalumba of House Number 24, Kaunda Square Township in Lusaka admitted...

By KAIKO NAMUSA- OPPOSITION National Revolution Party (NRP) leader, Cosmo Mumba has labelled opposition leaders wishing President Michael Sata ill-health as evil people. Dr Mumba said  there was no need for speculation on the whereabouts...