The People’s Newspaper
THE United National Independence Party (UNIP) has opposed Government’s plans to start importing mealie meal to cushion the looming food shortage which has so far seen Zambians queuing for the commodity in some parts of the country.
POOR Zambians have continued being subjected to queuing for the Zambia National Service (ZNS) Eagle mealie meal because the commodity is always in short supply across the country where most are buying not for consumption but for resale in other areas and across borders, Howard Kunda has observed.
UNIP has criticised President Hakainde Hichilema’s numerous foreign trips at a time when Zambia’s economy is going through the most stressful times with little or no hope of ever rebounding.
CHINGA Miyutu, the UPND Kalabo Central legislator broke the ranks and hit the roof, accusing the Hakainde Hichilema administration of being disorganised and failing to eliminate poverty in a country rich in natural resources.
UNITED National Independence Party (UNIP) president, Trevor Mwamba says Zambia should maintain a non-aligned foreign policy in order to enhance bilateral relations with all nations.
CABINET Office has been challenged to disclose the negotiations and deal it has entered into with Dr Dick Sichembe, Zambia’s fourth Auditor General that have culminated into his sudden resignation.
THE Human Rights Commission (HRC) should be disbanded for refusing to condemn blatant human rights abuses and violations thereby abrogating its constitutional mandate of monitoring and raising concerns whenever there are reports of human rights violations, Brebner Changala has said.
By ANDREW MUKOMAUNIP, the oldest political party in Zambia, will recruit about 50,000 youths to take up leadership positions as Members of Parliament and councillors in the 2021 general elections.The … Read More
