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The shocking harassment and intolerance Emeritus Archbishop Telesphore Mpundu has suffered at the hands of the UPND, which he ardently supported and campaigned for is a sign that Zambians should be ready for brutal and repressive times under the current leadership, Given Lubinda has said.
State House is in a state of panic after the Our Civic Duty Association (OCIDA) issued a lucid statement on the state of the nation that has censured the UPND … Read More
The United States has insisted that all Zambia’s major bilateral official and private creditors, including China should meaningfully participate in the debt relief.
Government has apologized for the chaotic manner in which nit has managed the 2022/2023 Farmer Input Support Programme (FISP) which has resulted into delayed distribution of fertilizer and complete non-delivery of the commodity in some cases.
The UPND government has lamentably failed and should brace for more criticism akin to that of Archbishop Telesphore Mpundu, New Congress Party (NCP) president Peter Chanda has said.
The Our Civic Duty Association (OCIDA) has for the first time raised a red flag against an array of governance including regional appointments in government, willful failure to investigate and prosecute current corruption cases, the ever increasing cost of living, increasing intolerance, state capture and the chaos that has characterised the procurement and delivery of fertiliser.
The powers that be caused the cancellation of the Our Civic Duty Association (OCIDA) press conference yesterday because they were uncomfortable with Archbishop Telesphore Mpundu reading the press statement to the nation, it has been revealed.
PARLIAMENT will have nothing to do with the disposal of the Gulf Stream as this is a matter for the minister of Defence and Defence chiefs, Justice Minister, Mulambo Haimbe, has said.
The State has continued detaining Kaizer Zulu at Chimbokaila Correctional Facility despite the Court in Kafue having ordered his release after granting him bail and after meeting all the conditions for his release.
FOUR named teachers in Lusaka have been arrested by the police in connection with examination malpractice.
