3rd liberation movement leader Enock Tonga has made an impassioned plea to be able to state his position regarding political upheavals. Mr. Tonga has observed that one of the biggest challenges that lie ahead of Zambia is that of building credibility, trust and confidence in her politics and governance systems. He says for more than half a century, politicians and ...

Youth aid chairman chungu kachenga has called on the zambia police to arrest all luapula province pf members who were protesting for the expulsion of former foreign affairs minister harry kalaba from the party. On friday about 700 pf cadres from the 12 constituencies in luapula province petitioned provincial minister nixon chilangwa demanding expulsion of mr. Kalaba who is also ...

Support for vulnerable children and active leadership (suvucal) founder, eugene machona has called on government to ban people from visiting the chunga dumpsite amid fears of the spread of cholera epidemic. Mr. Machona says the dumpsite is in a deplorable condition and urged the local authority to seriously and urgently address the situation. He says the picking of bottles by ...

  Hungry lion zambia has confirmed that 3 out of the 30 hungry lion’s in the country are temporarily shut-down for disinfection and sanitization. Country manager busu mpepo hungry lion has sent all employees for food handlers tests and certification despite been certified. And mr. Mpepo says following the outbreak of cholera in lusaka, hungry lion in zambia is working ...

Inspector general of police kakoma kanganja has confirmed that four pf youths that were arrested and detained for impounding trucks carrying mukula logs have been released on bail pending further investigations. Thandi kabalika, venny musonda kabamba, fanny zimba-liywali and augustine were released from lusaka central police on saturday morning. Recently police in lusaka arrested some pf youths who intercepted mukula ...

Statehouse says no business contaminated with cholera will be spared in the fight against the pandemic. Special assistant to the president for press and public relations amos chanda has told journalists at a press briefing that government will continue shutting down business houses, whose premises will be found to be cholera contaminated. Mr. Chanda says no business is worth a ...