COMESA MEMBERS URGED TO UPHOLD PEACE
Zambia’s Vice President Mutale Nalumango has implored Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) member states to uphold peace and democracy for regional trade to thrive. Speaking during the…
BODY FOUND IN LAKE MWERU IDENTIFIED
The body pulled from Lake Mweru Wantipa on Sunday has been positively identified as that of 38-year-old Noah Mulumbwa, a Congolese national of Katanga District, in the Democratic Republic of…
GOVT TO ANNOUNCE 2000 SELECTED INTERNS OUT OF 29, 000 APPLICATIONS
Ministry of Youth, Sport and Arts will by the end of this week publish the names of two thousand successful candidates who applied for internships. Youth, Sport and Arts Minister…
CENTENARIAN APPEALS FOR DEVELOPMENT IN GWEMBE
A one hundred- and five-year-old freedom fighter in Sinazongwe has expressed sadness that the Gwembe valley community has continued facing evictions as a result of various economic activities, leaving the…
KAMANGA URGES MUZA, POWER DYNAMOS TO PREPARE FOR CONTINENTAL FOOTBALL
Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) President Andrew Kamanga has implored Muza FC and Power Dynamos Football Club to beef up the teams following their qualification for continental football next season.…
PRIVATE LAB AT UTH CLOSED
The controversial Royal Diagnostic Laboratory Services at the University Teaching Hospital has closed down after years of operation. There has been public concern over the private entity which was operating…
POLICE DETAIN FORMER ZRA BOSS KINGSLEY CHANDA
Former Zambia Revenue Authority ZRA Commissioner General Kingsley Chanda has been detained at Woodlands Police Station in Lusaka. Before his detention, a joint team of investigators conducted a search at…
MORE GROUND CRACKS AROUND COLLUM COAL MINE COMMUNITY
Panic has gripped several families of Kandabwe that live near Collum Coal Mine in Sinazongwe District after the ground developed more cracks. The aggrieved community that has lived under constant…
EIGHT CROATIANS, TWO OTHERS ACQUITTED
Ndola High Court has acquitted eight Croatians and a Zambian Immigration Officer alongside a hospitality officer who were facing charges of attempted child trafficking. High Court Judge, Mary Mulanda, has…
EIGHT CROATIANS WALK TO FREEDOM
Eight (8) Croatians accused of attempted Child Trafficking of children from the Democratic Republic of Congo-DRC, have been acquitted by the Ndola High Court. The couples who were arrested months…