KCM, MOPANI PROTESTS ON ICE
THE planned protest by a consortium of Civil Society Organisations (CSO’s) which was initially slated for today has been postponed to next week because the Zambia Police are said to…
Simon Mwewa denies defaming IDC
SOCIAL media blogger, Simon Mwewa, commonly known as Simon Mwewa Lane has said his utterances on International Drug Company Limited that it was involved in the alleged illegal Asian-Zambia pharmaceutical…
ZAMBIANS ARE SUFFERING – ZACA
GOVERNMENT has been urged to urgently address the high cost of living as many Zambians are suffering because the ever escalating prices of mealie meal and other basic needs have…
M’MEMBE SUES IG
SOCIALIST Party President Dr. Fred Mmembe has dragged Inspector General of Police Grapheal Musamba to court for defamation.
10, 000 CBU STUDENTS FINED K500 FOR DAMAGING PUBLIC PROPERTY
THE management at the Copperbelt University (CBU) has slapped a K500 penalty fee on more than 10, 000 undergraduate students for the damage caused following a recent protest after two…
Zambian suppliers to protest against Lumwana Mine
A consortium of Zambian suppliers on the Copperbelt and North-Western provinces has announced plans to stage a protest over alleged unfair business competition at Lumwana Mine in the North Western Province.
Zim test series crucial – Chomba
ZAMBIA national Hockey women’s team coach Floyd Chomba says the test series against Zimbabwe will help to prepare adequately for the 2024 Olympic qualifiers scheduled for later this year.
POVERTY, HUNGER RAMPANT UNDER UPND
THE Patriotic Front (PF) on the Copperbelt has said that with less than a week before UPND clocks two years in government, majority poverty stricken Zambians have nothing to celebrate about their decision to replace the former…
Former Postmaster asks court to quash jail sentence
FORMER Postmaster General Macpherson Chanda and two others have pleaded with the Economic and Financial Crimes Division-High Court, to set aside the two years jail sentence passed by the lower…
‘SACRED COW’
GOVERNMENT must put a stop to what is now becoming an annual charade at the Ministry of Agriculture involving the supply and distribution of fertiliser.
