By PERPETUAL SICHIKWENKWE – SENIOR Chief Inyambo Yeta of the Lozi people of Sesheke District in Western Province has said he is happy with the various developmental projects being undertaken by the Government and urged...

By KAIKO NAMUSA – THE ‘Devil’s Pool’ in Livingstone has been ranked as one of the Top 10 Best natural swiming pools in the World. The Top 10 award was given by TripAdvisor, the world’s...

By ANDREW PHIRI and REBECCA MUSHOTA – A shortage of mealie-meal has hit Ndola and Livingstone districts with major retail outlets running out of the commodity. A check conducted by Times of Zambia in Livingstone...

By CHATULA KAMPO – GOVERNMENT says it will degazette Mova Hill and Zone B Maposa forest reserves in Luanshya District and allocate land to over 3,000 small-scale farmers. Roan Member of Parliament (MP) Chishimba Kambwili...

By CHILA NAMAIKO – SOUTHERN Province Agricultural Coordinator (PACO) Max Choombe has said all districts in the province are equipped with sufficient chemicals to contain any army worms invasion on maize fields. Dr Choombe has...

By JULIUS PHIRI MSUPADZI Catholic Parish Priest Peter Banda has bemoaned the high incidences of divorce cases at his parish situated in Chipata District. Father Banda said at the official blessing of St Joseph Small...

By BRIAN HATYOKA – THE United Party for National Development (UPND) in Livingstone has called for the speedy delivery of the new Constitution in 2014. UPND Livingstone District spokesperson Neto Halwabala said a new Constitution...

By KASONDE KASONDE – ABOUT 2,344 people are expected to benefit from the distribution of the 100 metric tonnes of relief maize that has been dispatched to Serenje district. Serenje District Commissioner Charles Mwelwa said...

By NAKUBIANA MUMBUNA – INMATES at Lusaka and Mwembeshi prisons have rejected the proposal to distribute condoms in prisons and have instead called for the introduction of behavioural change programmes among prisoners. At Mwenbeshi Prison,...

By NAKUBIANA MUMBUNA – CONFUSION at the Ministry of Lands has led to a Lusaka woman losing her property and land on which she had invested for over 12 years. Regina Limula, 64, currently squatting...