Archive: 10 September 2018

NDC secretary general Mwenya Musenge says Zambians must fight to stop the cancer of Chinese loan projects that are riddled with corruption and only go to satisfy the lavish lifestyles of the ruling elite. On […]

Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) chief executive officer Deshnee Naidoo says delayed payments to workers has mainly been because of governments delayed release of Value Added Tax (VAT) refunds owed to the mining company. In a […]

People’s Alliance for Change (PAC) president Andyford Banda has warned that other countries will soon start grabbing Zambia’s assets because the PF government is clueless on how to raise money to repay debt. In an […]

SANAC executive director Gregory Chifire has called on President Edgar Lungu to disband the Commission of Inquiry on electoral violence, saying it’s now an irrelevant expenditure amidst austerity measures. Recently, President Edgar Lungu signed Statutory […]

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Food for Peace Office (FFP), in partnership with the World Food Programme (WFP), has pumped in over US $600,000 to support refuges in Luapula Province. In a […]

Government has projected to roll out a K84.6 billion national budget next year expected to be supported by increased tax revenues amounting to around K7.4 billion more than last year’s budget. And government has proposed […]

Consumer Unity and Trust Society (CUTS) centre coodinator Chenai Mukumba says Zambia is among the countries struggling with alarming levels of malnutrition because of mono-diets. In an interview on the sidelines of a Civil Society […]

South Africa’s economic recession may negatively affect the Zambian economy in the short-term as much of that country’s finished products end up in the local retail sector, says the Zambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry […]

A former chief education officer in the Ministry of General Education has sued the State and the Teaching Service Commission (TSC) in the Lusaka High Court, demanding for an order that his termination of service […]

A former Copperbelt University lecturer has sued the institution in the Lusaka High Court, claiming that they had neglected to pay him over K100,000 gratuity, as well as K172,678 accrued salaries, after he resigned. In […]