By NORMA SIAME – MANSA Municipal Council has destroyed perishable goods worth more than K60,000 belonging to Shoprite. The food, which was declared unfit for human consumption, had gone bad after the generator used to...

By YVONNE CHATE – PATRIOTIC Front (PF) in Luanshya on the Copperbelt has suspended its Baluba ward councillor Gershom Mpundu for gross misconduct. PF Copperbelt provincial chairperson Amon Chisenga and Roan Constituency chairperson Albert Matatiwo...

By ANDREW PHIRI – GOVERNMENT has said having a strong human capital base and embracing the use of Information Communication Technology (ICT) is cardinal for economic growth. Transport, Works, Supply and Communications Minister Yamfwa Mukanga...

By MILDRED KATONGO – COPPERBELT Province will this year hold the first-ever women economic expo in Ndola to help promote women in small-scale businesses in the province. Ministry of Gender and Child Development provincial coordinator...

By JAMES KUNDA – THE Lusaka City Council (LCC) has paid out K16.9 million to settle 167 retirees out of 453 former employees who are owed terminal benefits by the institution. Town Clerk Alex Mwansa...

By MARTIN MUSUNKA – Technical assessments have confirmed Kansanshi Mine’s long-term future by the measurement and indication of 840 million tonnes worth of mineral resources, First Quantum Minerals (FQM) has indicated. FQM president of the...

By SYLVIA MWEETWA – THE 35-year-old Kabwe woman alleged to have stolen K10,000 from a farmer at a lodge, escaped a jail term after the court  convicted her and sentenced her to four months community...

By CHUSA SICHONE- THE Lusaka City Council (LCC) has exercised lenience on Libala Water Works residents by embarking on a process of legalising their stay in the area. LCC public relations manager Habeenzu Mulunda told...

By MOFFAT CHAZINGWA – THE name Youngson Kalobo will for some time linger on the minds of many residents of Kitwe. This is because of how he dominated the city, and commanded respect among many...

By MOFFAT CHAZINGWA – LECTURERS at the Copperbelt University (CBU) have vowed that they will not be intimidated by charge letters from the University Council but stick to their position that vice-chancellor Naison Ngoma should...