By MILDRED KATONGO – AVIC International will in March commence the construction of township roads in three districts on the Copperbelt at the cost of US$450 million. Copperbelt Permanent Secretary Bright Nundwe said the project...

By REBECCA MUSHOTA – THOUSANDS of Mansa’s Bahati Constituency residents yesterday braved the rain to attend a meeting at which Patriotic Front (PF) members of Parliament and Cabinet ministers explained Government policies. Bahati was in...

By STEPHANIE KUNDA – THE North-Western Council of Elders has warned that tribalism is killing Zambian politics. Council of Elders chairperson Lucas Chikoti has said the country is being eroded by people with tendencies of...

By MAPULANGA LIBINGA – THE Traditional Healers and Practitioners Association of Zambia (THPAZ) has described as inhuman the exhuming of an albino’s corpse in Kalabo by suspected ritual people. The suspects stole the corpse which...

By STEPHANIE KUNDA  – NEWLY-appointed United States Ambassador to Zambia Daniel Foote has said the decision by the Zambian Government to create a solid waste management utility company to curtail garbage induced disease outbreaks and...

By BRIAN HATYOKA – LIVINGSTONE Mayor Eugene Mapuwo has called for concerted efforts to promote girls’ education through their regular attendance in classes. Mr Mapuwo said there were many factors, domestic and physiological, which negatively...

By CHILA NAMAIKO – THE Energy Regulation Board (ERB) will this year work tirelessly to monitor the performance of licensing entities in order to enhance compliance on provision of quality energy products and services. ERB...

By CHILA NAMAIKO – THE Government and the European Union (EU) will soon sign a 14 million Euro-project to carry out the climate-smart agriculture, water management and irrigation systems to be implemented in selected districts...

By JAMES KUNDA in Chinsali – SENIOR Chief Nkula of the Bemba people in Chinsali has appealed to President Edgar Lungu to ignore political detractors and focus on delivering development to the electorate. The traditional...

By FRANCINA PHIRI – THE Teaching Service Commission has said that 42 Zambian teachers have been  deployed to work in Seychelles as expatriate teachers. Teaching Service Commission chairperson Stanley M’hango said that 42 Zambian teachers...