Author: Tumfweko

Kalumbila Copper Mines has notified Government on its decision to lay off over One thousand miners due to the proposed new mining tax regime.  

The Zambia constitution Law is very clear under Article 106 Clauses (3) making ECL eligible not to stand. Clause (3) should not be read in isolation of Clause (6) because Clause (6) explains the purposes of Clause (3), as fellows: Clause (3) “A person who has twice held office as President is not eligible for […]

THE Constitutional Court ruling declaring President Edgar Lungu eligible to contest the 2021 elections because he had served less than three years means Rupiah Banda should not receive emoluments for a former head of state, says chief Mukuni. And Mukuni says he will side with the PF should the opposition decide to persecute any of […]

Finance Minister Margaret Mwanakatwe says the National Savings and Credit (NATSAVE) bank has not declared any dividends to government because it has been operating under loss.  

Democratic Party (DP) 2021 presidential candidate Harry Kalaba says he is going to pull a shocker in the 2021 general elections as he will be the first to win the presidential elections after campaigning for only three years.  

Chishimba Kambwili says the Constitutional Court’s decision to declare President Edgar Lungu eligible to contest the 2021 general elections is a blessing in disguise because he is the weakest opponent one can face.  

A Catholic priest in Chililabombwe District on Sunday showered praises and messages of good will on Democratic Party 2021 presidential candidate Harry Kalaba when he attended mass at St. Pius the tenth parish.  

President Edgar Lungu says there were some people within the Patriotic Front with evil intentions who wanted to supplant him.  

PF -Member of the Central Committee Kebby Mbewe has given NDC Consultant Chishimba Kambwili a seven-day ultimatum to apologise to the party over fake reports that President Edgar Lungu sneaked out of the country.  

SECRETARY to Cabinet Roland Msiska says Government will save K40.5 billion from the withdrawal of motor vehicle replacement allowance for Cabinet and provincial ministers.