By ANTHONY MULOWA – YOUTH Vision Zambia (YVZ) says Government should work towards advancing the Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) agenda which is essential to achieve human well-being and sustainable development. YVZ director Amos...

By SHAMAOMA  MUSONDA – SEVEN Zambian students have been granted university scholarships in the United States of America (USA) under the auspice of the Worldwide Scholarship Zambia. Worldwide scholarships Group Managing Director for Scholarships, Dorine...

 By Chusa Sichone – MALOLE Member of Parliament Christopher Yaluma has threatened to ban the consumption of some home made illicit alcoholic drinks in his constituency. Addressing a meeting in Chifulo area on Thursday, Mr...

By SARAH TEMBO – GOVERNMENT has launched a fast track teacher’s education programme at Daughter of Mary Immaculate (DMI) ST. Eugene University in a bid to help teachers upgrade their qualifications from diploma to degree...

By SARAH TEMBO – SOME residents in Lusaka have attributed increased attacks on guards in markets to casino machines that are said to be attracting criminals. Residents of Matero and Lilanda townships said the continued...

By CHATULA KAMPO – A NDOLA man has told a local court that he cannot cleanse his late young brother’s wife because he does not know her and she was not regonised by his family....

It was an exhilarating evening as Lazzo was treated to an avalanche of his favourite hard drink! As usual Maria the matriarch of the ‘Women’s Emancipation Front’ in the hood was done with her errands...

By JOWIT SALUSEKI – VISITING presidential candidate for Mozambique’s ruling Frelimo party in that country’s October general elections, Filipe Nyusi, has hailed the existing cordial relations between Zambia and Mozambique. Speaking when he called on...

By XAVIER MANCHISHI – THE Zambia Information and Communications Technology Authority (ZICTA) has dispelled as a myth assertions that it intercepts people’s mobile phone calls. ZICTA head of consumer protection Katwamba Mwansa said the authority...

By PHELILE MWANDILA – THIRTY-TWO suspected illegal immigrants have been arrested during an operation in Solwezi, the Immigration department has said. The immigrants who included 20 Tanzanians, eight Congolese, three from Burundi and one Rwandese,...