By  SYLVESTER  MWALE – THE World Bank says the medium-term economic outlook for Zambia is positive with the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth expected to average more than seven per cent over the next...

By MAYA NTANDA – POLICE in Solwezi have arrested a neighborhood watch member for allegedly raping a 22-year-old woman within Solwezi General Hospital premises. Goodson Illunga was arrested on Friday after he allegedly raped the...

By ISAAC MUKANDO – THE Zambia Institute of Chartered Accountants (ZICA) has commended the Government for being transparent in the way public funds are been utilised and invested. ZICA chief executive officer (CEO) Hapenga Kabeta...

LACK of sponsorship has been attributed as one of the major reasons why some Zambian sporting disciplines are failing to tick or even host certain events. Most of the local sports associations have been crying...

By CHATULA KAMPO – CHIEF Kambombo of the Senga-speaking people in Chama District in Muchinga Province has been displaced by floods in his area after heavy rains. The traditional leader and his family have sought...

By SARAH TEMBO – A CHINESE manager at a transport company in Kabwe said the remarks he made against the workers in his language was wrongly translated that he called them dangerous criminals. “I don’t...

By CATHERINE NYIRENDA  in Ithezhi tezhi – VICE-President Guy Scott has said Zambia is poised for a boost in investment following the increased hydro-electricity generation capacity. Dr Scott said when Zambia offers investors cheap, safe...

By REBECCA MUSHOTA – EIGHT Ugandan traditional healers have been arrested in Solwezi for unlawful stay in Zambia and illegal practice. According to a statement released by Department of Immigration public relations officer Namati Nshinka,...

By ISAAC MUKANDO – THE Kitwe City Council (KCC) yesterday swung into action and demolished all makeshift stalls in the town centre. Council police officers demolished makeshift structures within town centre around midnight, a move that...

By KASONDE KASONDE – CIVIL Society organisations (CSOs) have appealed for the amendment of Section 56 of the Prisons Act that provides that a child of a woman prisoner should go in with the mother...