By SANDRA MWILA – ZANACO coach Numba Mumamba will be seeking for redemption after enduring five games without a win when his side faces stubborn National Assembly in a rescheduled MTN-FAZ Super League Week Six...

From SAMUEL LUKHANDA In Sousse, Tunisia – ZESCO United will be out to dim the Star of the Sahara compound when they face troubled Etoile Sportive du Sahel who parted ways with their coach 48...

By GODFREY DUBE – SPORTS Minister Moses Mawere says he will not go to bed with any sports association in return for favours and issued a warning to leaders to stop using the sports associations...

By RONALD CHAWE – INTERNATIONAL Master (IM) Gillian Bwalya led two other Zambians in bouncing back to winning ways at the ongoing 2018 Africa Individual Chess Championships in Livingstone to trail the tournament leader by...

By SANDRA MWILA – STRIKER Diamond Chikwekwe has vowed to prove his doubters wrong if given an opportunity to play for the Zambia soccer team at the COSAFA Senior Challenge that kicks off on May...

By SANDRA MWILA – NATIONAL Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA) director general Yollard Kachinda has expressed confidence that the new kit bought for the netball team will help motivate the players to perform better. The Macron...

By JUDITH NAMUTOWE – ZANACO and Mt Meru Petroleum have entered into a partnership for the use of the bank’s digital payment systems at all Mt Meru facilities across the country. Zanaco head of corporate...

By KENNEDY MUPESENI – GALILEO Resources has announced drilling results for its final eight drill holes as part of a 26 hole diamond drilling programme at the Star Zinc project in Lusaka in which the...

By CLAVER MUTINTA – BARCLAYS Bank has invested more than K25 million in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) to reach out to more customers who are financially excluded. Managing Director Mizinga Melu said the investment...

By KENNEDY MUPESENI – THE Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) is aggressively pursuing local Information Communication Technology (ICT) solutions to reduce its K100 million annual ICT expenditure on foreign firms. The tax man has since inked...