Stories gaining reader attention across Zambia, including viral debates, entertainment, music, sports, and local updates.
The Lusaka Magistrates Court has sentenced popular TikToker Francis Kapwepwe, widely known as “Why Me,” to two years imprisonment with hard labour for hate speech and expressing hatred against President Hakainde Hichilema, Vice President Mutale Nalumango, and residents of Southern Province. According to court proceedings, Kapwepwe was found guilty of making remarks considered offensive and […]
Zambian music artist CQ has declared that his political ambition is not about chasing titles but about bringing real development and unity to the people of Kabwata Constituency. In a passionate message shared on his Facebook page, CQ said his mission is not to simply become “Honorable” but to serve the people genuinely and move […]
Losing a job unexpectedly can be painful, stressful, and emotionally draining. Many employees in Zambia and across the world have found themselves shocked after being dismissed or pushed out of work without understanding the real reason behind the decision. While some employers follow proper procedures, others may suddenly terminate workers because of internal politics, misunderstandings, […]
Veteran football administrator Ponga Liwewe has urged […]
The rapid increase of unregulated bars and […]
According to the Zambia Land Alliance, the […]
Agriculture expert Oliver Bulaya has hinted that […]
The multi-billion-dollar electric vehicle (EV) battery manufacturing […]
Virginity is the state of a person who has not engaged in sexual intercourse. It is a concept with biological, social, and cultural meanings, and the exact definition varies depending on who you ask. Sexual purity has long been a defining issue in Zambian society, where traditional values, Christianity, and modern dating culture intersect. The […]
The Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) has dismissed social media claims alleging that it blocked a television station from airing an interview featuring Liberal Democratic Party leader Xavier Chungu. Speaking during a media briefing, IBA Director General Webster Malido said the authority does not preview, edit, approve, or censor broadcast content before it is aired. “The […]
