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By Sandra Appiah (Sandra Babu-Boateng), Ghanaian-born media entrepreneur and host of The Breakdown on PanaGenius TV. Adapted from her discussion with former Bloomberg International Politics editor Edward DeMarco, with subsequent developments incorporated from AFP, Reuters and…

Newly elected Lumwana Member of Parliament, Mathews Mashimamgo has applauded the government for the timely payment of farmers selling maize to the Food Reserve Agency (FRA), saying the new payment system allows farmers to receive their money within three days. Speaking during a…

Government says the 3,888 applications received for the 2026 citizen and established resident hunting programme demonstrates growing interest in Zambia’s regulated wildlife utilisation. Ministry of Tourism Permanent Secretary, Evans Muhanga, says 3,678 applicants were…

What is happening in Zambia right now is one of the greatest tragedies since the country returned to multi-party democracy in 1991, politician Muhabi Lungu has said, calling on non-governmental organisations, civil society groups and the Church to speak out against what he…

Ministry of Technology and Science, Permanent Secretary, Brilliant Habeenzu, says Government will continue to strengthen the country’s cyber security capacity. And Dr Habeenzu says Government recognizes that a secure digital environment is fundamental to the success of Zambia’s…

An attempt to capture a picture of a wandering elephant turned fatal when the jumbo suddenly charged at 53-year-old of Nalituba Village in Kapiri Mposhi District, Central Province. Abel Mukuni was attempting to photograph the elephant with his mobile phone when it attacked him,…

Socialist Party (SP) president Dr Fred M’membe has warned the ruling United Party for National Development (UPND) that pursuing political survival at any cost risks plunging Zambia into instability, in a strongly worded statement issued as the country continues to grapple with…

For generations, Zambia has worn the identity of a peaceful nation, a country where people of different tribes, faiths and political loyalties have lived side by side, recognising one another first as fellow citizens. It is worth asking, honestly, whether that identity is…

Zambia has just come through a bruising election, and the burden of what happens next falls squarely on its leaders. Left unattended, electoral grievance hardens into national fracture. That responsibility begins with President Hakainde Hichilema and opposition leader Brian…

Chief Mphuka of the Chikunda people of Luangwa District has appealed for calm and peace in the nation. Chief Mphuka said that it is important to uphold peace after the elections. He said politics should not divide the country because they come and go. The Chief was speaking to…