By CHARITY MOONGA – THE Government is in discussions with trade unions over the wage freeze dispute, Vice-President Guy Scott has said. Dr Scott told Parliament during the Vice-President’s question and answer session that a...

By CHILA NAMAIKO – MONZE Mission Hospital yesterday celebrated its 50 years of existence with First Lady Christine Kaseba calling for increased investment in the health sector and deployment of more health workers to meet...

By PERPETUAL SICHIKWENKWE – A POLICE officer has told the court that eight out of the 20 bicycles that former Mines and Minerals Development deputy minister Borniface Nkhata is alleged to have stolen were recovered...

By CHILA NAMAIKO – AN eleven-year-old boy of Chief Mukuni’s area in  Kazungula District has shocked residents after he committed suicide by hanging himself from the roof of a hut. The boy, identified as Bosswell...

By BRIAN HATYOKA in Harare, Zimbabwe – THE tourism industry will receive a boost with a strong contingent of Italian tour operators and journalists expected to visit Zambia soon to sample the country’s vast tourism...

By CATHERINE NYIRENDA – TWENTY-THREE years after losing power, United National Independence Party (UNIP) has declined almost into oblivion but president Tilyenji Kaunda insists that the party is still relevant in the political arena. Mr...

By CATHERINE NYIRENDA – TWO police officers were injured in clashes with University of Zambia (UNZA) students who ran riot on Tuesday evening. In the rumpus, two police vehicles had their windows shattered as rampaging...

By PERPETUAL SICHIKWENKWE – A FORMER Zambian diplomat has been found with a case to answer for allegedly engaging girls to practice prostitution. Friday Nkamba, a former political secretary at the Zambian Embassy in Germany...

By CATHERINE NYIRENDA – GOVERNMENT has unveiled names of the Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) Board, which include a retired veteran broadcaster Alphonsio Kashulwe. Mr Kashulwe worked for the Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC) and retired...

By CHARITY MOONGA – THE Mahtani Group of Companies has honoured some freedom fighters with K50,000 each as a token of appreciation for their sacrifice to Zambia. Senior citizens’ accounts have been set up at...