Luwingu District Commissioner Mambwe Katontoka had a tough time to explain to youths in Nsombo area in chief Chabula why…
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Bloomfield students conduct campaign to help remote village
Fifth and sixth graders at Birmingham Covington School are on a mission to help the people in Chilupula, a village…
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Africa needs to think differently to spur development, says UNECA chief
Africa needs a paradigm shift in its development plans if it is to catch up with the rest of the…
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Camara ships 50,000th PC to Zambia
ICT Excellence Award-winning charity Camara will ship its 50,000th computer to Zambia this week. Camara, an organisation that refurbishes used…
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New High and Supreme Court judges urged to help clear case backlog
PRESIDENT Michael Sata has directed High Court and Supreme Court judges to uphold high levels of integrity and help clear…
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13 die in accident on Kitwe – Ndola dual carriageway
THIRTEEN people have died, while other passengers sustained serious injuries in a road traffic accident involving a Rosa minibus and…
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Under pressure, Orange considers exiting east African telecom market
The company may not be able to fight Safaricom and Airtel following their acquisition of yuMobile French telecom operator Orange…
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African Ministers of Tourism and UNWTO Secretary General on anti-poaching declaration
Ministers of Tourism of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, Mauritius, Mozambique, Seychelles, South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia, and…
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In quiet Zambia, demand for more democracy reaches boiling point
Since Zambia declared independence in 1964, this normally quiet, copper-rich southern African nation – often called a model of democracy…
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