Munir Zulu constitutionally eligible to contest Thursday 13th August 2026 Lumezi parliamentary seat
By Musterd Phiri The release of Munir Zulu, the former Lumezi Member of Parliament has…
By Musterd Phiri The release of Munir Zulu, the former Lumezi Member of Parliament has…
By Derrick Sinjela Officiating at a Friday 6th March 2026 Grand Palace Hotel Women and…
Friday 6th March, 2026- The Zambia High Commission in Nairobi hosted a group of students…
By Hellen Bwalya and Derrick Sinjela In a Friday 6th March 2026 joint Press Statement…
Sightsavers Zambia Country Office will host a Press Briefing on the African Disability Protocol (ADP)…
Leadership Movement calls for Health-First Approach in Tobacco Control Bill Debate _By Chapala Chikoyi_ The…
“Once Parliament dissolves in 72 days; seven weeks two days or two months two days, expenditure ceilings cannot be expanded without legislative approval, despite the Executive remaining in caretaker capacity, though understanding that the constitutional mandate has a leeway to work out but parliamentary system of approval could be considered as a more safer way to fiscal discipline” prods Zambian Social Economist Kelvin Chisanga
At 17:00 hours today (Tuesday, 3rd March, 2026, whilst still in detention at Lusaka’s Chilenje…
Press Statement Saturday February 28, 2026 The Place In Your Heart Foundation (PIYHF), a nonprofit…
“SDGs localization is beyond theory toward practical governance translating ambition concrete hygiene,” Lusaka Mayor Ms. Chilando Nakalima-Chitangala”