Archive: 21 June 2018
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Black Mountain victims were scavengers, mine accidents are common – MusukwaI am not resigning, if criminals or illegal people invade a mining site like they did at the Black Mountain, surely that is not a good cause for me to resign says Mines and Mineral […]
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Mulongoti can call me for fuel any day, I haven’t forgotten him – MalanjiForeign Affairs Minister Joseph Malanji says he has not forsaken People’s Party president Mike Mulongoti and he has invited the former information minister to reach out whenever he needs help. Malanji, however, says he will […]
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Kampyongo among those cited by FIC for financial crimes – KambwiliTell Stephen Kampyongo that he is a subject of that Financial Intelligence Centre report and he should be very careful the way he comments on the matter, National Democratic Congress (NDC) leader Chishimba Kambwili has […]
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UPND questions govt borrowing without parliament approvalMonze Central UPND member of parliament Jack Mwiimbu says the Patriotic Front has rendered Parliament moribund by failing to subject loan acquisition to scrutiny as provided for in the Constitution. Debating the Report of the […]
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Dora warns diplomat against tweeting concerns on Zambia’s governanceChief Government Spokesperson Dora Siliya has advised all diplomats accredited to Zambia to voice out any concerns they have on governance matters in the country, including on the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) Trends Report, through […]
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YALI becoming an appendage of PF – BrebnerYALI is shielding its own crimes by supporting calls from the Patriotic Front government to disband the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC), says civil rights activist Brebner Changala. Commenting on YALI president Andrew Ntewewe’s call for […]
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$1.2bn not true cost of Lusaka-Ndola Rd project – MwanakatweFinance Minister Margaret Mwanakatwe says the Lusaka-Ndola dual carriageway, widely-reported to cost US $1.2 billion, is not a true figure. And Mwanakatwe blasted some commercial banks in the country in the habit of offering expensive […]
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Lungu’s next scandal is warming up in KenyaProminent among the few who travelled to Kenya with President Edgar Lungu last week was Mr Valden Findlay, a powerful Lusaka-based businessman with influential links to State House. Last time this businessman travelled with the […]
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UNZA can’t offer a witchcraft course, its a crime – LuoThose who want to study witchcraft can set up their own private universities for that because we won’t offer such courses in our institutions at the moment, says Minister of Higher Education Professor Nkandu Luo. […]
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Speaker orders Musukwa to issue ministerial statement over Black Mountain disasterSpeaker of the National Assembly Dr Patrick Matibini has ordered Mines Minister Richard Musukwa to render a ministerial statement over the death of 10 jerboas after Black Mountain collapsed on them yesterday. Speaker Matibini made […]
