By PRUDENCE CHOTA – A NDOLA man, who has been convicted for smoking marijuana, told Ndola magistrate’s court that he was using the drug to ease the pain caused by a sore in his rectum....

By KATEMBA KIMENA – WOMEN should actively apply for funding in order to come up with income generation projects instead of waiting to be approached by Government and other organisations. Deputy Minister for Community Development,...

By PHELILE MWANDILA – THE Government is in the process of developing and building innovative and effective industrial policy institutions to enhance industrialisation and structural transformation in the country. Transport, Works, Supply and Communications Minister...

By MOFFAT CHAZINGWA – Government has demanded the need for all mine investors coming into the country to create not only employment but decent jobs for the locals. Meanwhile, the Government has reiterated that it...

By NAKUBIANA SHABONGO – ZAMBIA will continue enjoying sound foreign relations with the international community because of the country’s good human rights records, Foreign Affairs Minister Harry Kalaba has said. Mr Kalaba said the Patriotic...

By ETAMBUYU SANG’ANDU – MOST of the 98 people who were admitted to Kitwe Central Hospital (KCH) for suspecting poising after drinking a traditional brew commonly known as ‘munkoyo’, have been discharged. Hospital public relations...

By XAVIER MANCHISHI THE Zambia Information and Communications Technology Authority (ZICTA) has threatened legal action against mobile service providers selling active sim cards. ZICTA Type Approval engineer, Elliot Kabalo said the Statutory Instrument number 65...

By MOFFAT CHAZINGWA – OVER 200 makeshift stalls and merchandise worth hundreds of Kwacha have been reduced to rubble after fire swept through a section of Chamboli Market in Kitwe on Sunday. Kitwe City Council...

By SYLVIA MWEETWA – CHIEF Liteta of the Lenje speaking people of Chibombo District has been dragged to court by two of his subjects who have accused him of threatening violence. The two subjects allege...

By REBECCA MUSHOTA – THE Luapula Police Command has appealed to chiefs and their subjects to stop accusing people of practising witchcraft and assaulting suspected wizards because the vice was affecting the investment climate in...