Tayali gets K500, 000 as compensation
FRANK Tayali will be paid over K500, 000 as compensation for assault in a consent judgement in which Attorney General, Mulilo Kabesha refused that the Transport and Logistics Minister was…
Chief Mukuni GIFTED me K1M
A WITNESS in the former First Lady Esther Lungu motor vehicle theft case has told the Lusaka magistrate court that it was Chief Monokalia Mukuni of the Toka Leya people…
Millers protest!
MILLERS are facing the real risk of shutting down their milling plants and operations save for the expensive maize bought from the domestic market while is offloading cheap maize to…
Airtel connectivity failures anger subscribers
UNUSUAL network interruptions on selected Airtel customers who have not been able to receive phone calls and messages have angered the Zambia Consumers Association (ZACA) who has expressed displeasure at…
Amos Chanda’s judgement deferred again
LUSAKA magistrate court has moved the judgment date to December 18, 2023 in a case former Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations Amos Chanda, his wife…
Train, track collide in Kafue, no fatalities
ZAMBIA Railways Limited (ZRL) has announced that no fatalities were recorded in the accident involving a south -bound Passenger train and a truck and trailer that occurred at Kafue’s Shikoswe…
Security against cross-border crime enhanced, says Zambia’s envoy to SA
ZAMBIA’s High Commissioner to South Africa, Mazuba Monze says capacity to address cross border crime in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region has been greatly enhanced through the development…
Civil servants unhappy with 15pc pay rise
THE Civil Servants Allied Workers Union of Zambia (CSAWUZ) says the union is not satisfied with the recent 15 percent increase in salaries for civil servants.
Destabilising PF
Miles Sampa and his equally deranged disciples are not only a dangerous distraction to the wellbeing of our country, but are serving as a red herring diversion to the real issues…
Uncertainties jeopardise mining indaba – MUZI
THE Mine Workers Union of Zambia (MUZ) says the mining “indaba” aimed at empowering locals to own shares in the giant mining companies has delayed due to the uncertainty the…
