By CHIDA SAKALA – SOME business houses have complained about campaign posters that are being pasted on their premises. Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) acting corporate affairs manager Oliva Nzala, said in an interview that campaign...

By CHIDA SAKALA – THE Patriotic Front (PF) has reopened its Luba branch in Lusaka’s Woodlands area and emphasised that it will win in the first round of the forth coming general elections. PF aspiring...

AS Lazzo hurried down a slope towards the watering hole, he stumbled on a skirmish. An unsuspecting member of the hood was wearing a colourful t-shirt with the party’s name inscribed on it. Criss-crossing the...

By CHUSA SICHONE – THE Patriotic Front  (PF) has clarified that the controversial skimpy and seductive outfits being worn by female party members is not the official attire. PF secretary general Davies Chama said the...

By DELPHINE ZULU – POLITICAL analyst Alex Ng’oma has called on political parties to take a fresh leaf from politics of mudslinging and instead concentrate on issue-based campaigns. Applauding the peaceful atmosphere that characterised the...

By CHIDA SAKALA – THE United Party for National Development (UPND) has backed calls by Vice-President Inonge Wina for journalists to work professionally. UPND secretary general Stephen Katuka said journalists were partners in development and...

By STEPHANIE KUNDA – ZAMBIA has set a new price record for utility-scale solar-generated energy in Africa with the support of the World Bank Groups (WBG) Scaling Solar Initiative. Zambia’s solar auction result followed a...

By CHIPEMA SAKAIMBO – CHURCHES Health Association of Zambia (CHAZ) has announced that it is considering engaging persons with disabilities on their cervical cancer sensitisation programmes. CHAZ information officer Musonda Chipili said Zambia had a...

By DAVID KANDUZA – AN anthropologist has said the Government should not ignore rumours of an alleged syndicate linking major public hospitals in Zambia to the sale of body parts for transplants to South African...

By DAVID KANDUZA – RESIDENTS on the Copperbelt have been advised to submit formal complaints to local authorities over noise pollution. This follows complaints by residents who have been exposed to chanting of political slogans,...