Vice President MUTALE NALUMANGO says there is no malice in the delay to pay farmers who supplied maize to the Food Reserve Agency -FRA. Mrs. NALUMANGO says the FRA had targeted the purchase of over ...

Education Minister DOUGLAS SYAKALIMA has flagged off the distribution of 1.7 million hard-copy curriculum modules to all ten provinces. Mr. SYAKALIMA has also launched the distribution of 540,000 hard ...

Police in Kabwe have apprehended seven male suspects, in connection with the alleged harassment of Patriotic Front –PF- faction Acting President GIVEN LUBINDA. This follows an incident that occurred ...

Finance and National Planning Minister Situmbeko Musokotwane says Zambia’s 94 percent score in the external debt restructuring exercise marks a major milestone in reducing the country’s financial ...

He revealed that Zambia has so far recorded 569 cholera cases since the outbreak began on August 5th in Northern Province. Of these, 556 patients have been treated and discharged, while 4 remain ...

The Ministry of Health has signed a contract worth over 277 million Kwacha with contractors for the construction and completion of various health infrastructure projects nationwide. Speaking during ...

Week Twelve of the MTN Super League gets underway this weekend with a full schedule as teams continue their push for dominance in the early stages of the season. Action begins today in Lusaka, where ...

Government has announced that phase two of the Internship Programme, under the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Arts, is expected to begin in January next year. Youth, Sports and Arts Minister, Elvis ...

Government has dismissed allegations that Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) is failing to operate effectively. Vice President Mutale Nalumango said the reports are false, emphasizing that the mine is on ...

Vice President Mutale Nalumango has announced that the consultant engaged to assess the Sino Metals pollution incident in Copperbelt Province is expected to issue a report this weekend. Mrs. Nalumango ...

Government has announced a reduction in the price of fertiliser, with a 50-kilogramme bag now costing about 750 Kwacha, down from approximately 1,050 Kwacha. Vice President Mutale Nalumango said the ...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected Zambia’s economy to grow by 5.2 percent in 2025, a figure higher than the 4.1 percent average growth anticipated for most African countries.