By Austin Kaluba – Today, Zambians in three constituencies – Malambo, Petauke Central and Mulobezi will exercise their right to vote as they participate in the much awaited by-elections to choose leaders to represent them...

By DELPHINE ZULU – FORMER Republican President Rupiah Banda has been acquitted by the Lusaka Magistrate’s Court on grounds that evidence by the State was characterised with gross inconsistencies. Mr Banda said amid sobs, “Nazuzika...

By ANDREW PHIRI – THE Government will investigate reports that an investor who bought off Zambezi Sawmills during the privatisation process has also acquired public assets such as the Mulobezi Railway Line, institutional houses and...

By ANDREW PHIRI – PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has warned Patriotic Front (PF) members who are against welcoming new ones, saying they should leave the ruling party. Mr Lungu said founding PF president Michael Sata embraced...

By JAMES KUNDA – SIX bodies out of the nine people that drowned on Lake Mweru in Luapula Province have so far been retrieved. The nine drowned as they were crossing to the Democratic Republic...

By JAMES KUNDA – THE sixty-six year-old woman, who collapsed during her wedding at the weekend, is on life support at the Ndola Central Hospital (NCH) Intensive Care Unit. Theresa Bwalya Kabaso is receiving treatment...

By CHARITY MOONGA and JAMES KUNDA – GOVERNMENT is ready to render assistance to asylum seekers from Burundi who are trooping into the country in large numbers, President Edgar Lungu has said. The President regretted...

By CHARITY MOONGA – PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has arrived in the country from South Africa where he had gone to attend the African Union (AU) Heads of State Summit and thereafter a medical review. Mr...

By JULIUS PHIRI – FARMERS around the country are stuck with more than 3,000 metric tonnes of tobacco after failing to sell the produce due to lack of market, the Tobacco Board of Zambia (TBZ)...

By JAMES KUNDA – RESPONSE to the on-going drug administration exercise against elephantiasis in Ndola has been overwhelming, a survey has revealed. At three public health institutions visited yesterday, more than 50,000 people had accessed...