HAS it ever struck you to research, even cursorily, the birthday and death dates of members of your family? You could find striking coincidences as puzzled TIMOTHY KAMBILIMA found out when curiosity drove him to...

By STANSLOUS NGOSA – “STRICTLY 4×4 vehicles,” is a visible inscription on a sign post showing the location of this area situated 260 kilomteres from Mpika-Serenje road turn-off down into the Muchinga Valley. The turn-off...

By Dixon Bwalya – VEHICULAR traffic management is a major design failure at the relatively new Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola whenever an activity is taking place at this stadium as was recently the case...

By MIRIAM ZIMBA – MANY are the times people travel by air and apart from those with aerophobia-the fear of flying, journeying by air may be considered exciting, and memorable in most cases. This is...

By JULIUS PHIRI – THE race to Manda Hill in the newly-created Vubwi District is on in which 18,084 voters are going to the polls on September 11, 2016, to elect a new Member of...

By JONES MUNANG’ANDU- A FOOD, as defined in most literature, is a substance which nourishes the body in four ways: •It supplies energy or calories when burned or oxidised. •It provides materials for building and...

By CHARLES SIMENGWA- MAXWELL Mwamba seems to have seen it all, and he is now determined to help Zambia promote issue-based politics. The Luanshya-based business executive deplores and condemns some political leaders in the country...

By JOWIT SALUSEKI- THE African continent and Zambia in particular is said to be sitting on a veritable of non-communicable diseases(NCDs) time bomb,  with cardiovascular diseases such as diabetes, obesity, oncology  and smoking related illnesses...

By MIRIAM ZIMBA- THE United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is elated with the strides Zambia has scored in the fight against HIV and AIDS. USAID acting Mission Director Patrick Diskin said in Lusaka...

By PAUL BUPE – ACCESSIBILITY to justice needs to be improved, especially with regard to the use of language in courts. Given that majority of Zambians depend on interpreters in the courts of law to...