Tourism is travel for recreational, leisure, or business purposes, usually of a limited duration. Tourism is commonly associated with trans-national travel, but may also refer to travel to another location within the same country. The...

By STEPHEN  KAPAMBWE – “THE number of road traffic accidents in Zambia is too high to handle”, Road Traffic and Safety Agency (RTSA) director Zindaba Soko said recently on ZBNC Morning Live television programme. The...

THERE are situations that occur in our lives that are quite difficult to just divulge, to indiscriminately disclose, such painful, heart-rending inner personal events, to the readership of any news media but, then, we need...

By MWANGALA LISELI and SARAH TEMBO– STORIES of indiscriminate disposal of human excreta or open defecation are rife in Zambia even in this time and age when technology has evolved. It is surprising to see...

By JOWIT SALUSEKI – AMBITIONED with the desire to acquire quality education from reputable tertiary institutions in Zambia, most students who are not in boarding(residential) are finding alternative accommodation in expensive boarding houses in Lusaka’s...

By HUMPHREY NKONDE – SHORTLY before Zambia celebrates 50 years of independence on October 24, 2014, three major international airports bear names of the country’s prominent freedom fighters. Those aircraft landing facilities are Kenneth Kaunda...

By Sam Phiri – A lucky DStv subscribing Lusaka family of four (4) has won a once in a life adventure to Disney Paris France courtesy of DStv and Disney Channel. The competition that was...

By SYCORAX  TIYESA NDHLOVU – WITH reports that Zambia loses about 2,000 human lives every year, Zambians and public service transport owners are now busy looking for drivers  who can insure passengers’ lives by ensuring...

Peer pressure, if blindly followed, can lead to mischief which, in turn, may attract dire consequences. TIMOTHY KAMBILIMA narrates how he and his school mates survived expulsion from school one day after they went astray...

THE depreciation of the Kwacha nominal exchange rate against major international convertible currencies prompted the revocation of statutory instruments S.I. 33 and S.I. 55. The justification given was that these two instruments had brought about...