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THREE employees at Chipata level-one hospital who stole COVID-19 kits worth over K2million at a height of the corona virus pandemic in 2022 have been jailed three years imprisonment with hard labour. The trio who include two laboratory and biomedical technicians and a driver were jailed alongside a volunteer at the hospital who was imprisoned

  • THREE employees at Chipata level-one hospital who stole COVID-19 kits worth over K2million at a height of the corona virus pandemic in 2022 have been jailed three years imprisonment with hard labour.

    The trio who include two laboratory and biomedical technicians and a driver were jailed alongside a volunteer at the hospital who was imprisoned.

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A Reverend is under investigation after allegedly stealing more than K700000 from a named school in Lusaka. The stolen funds were intended for payment to the Examination Council of Zambia (ECZ) for General Certificate of Education (GCE) candidates. The suspect Elifas Banda who also serves as a guidance teacher at the school reportedly confessed to

  • A Reverend is under investigation after allegedly stealing more than K700000 from a named school in Lusaka.

    The stolen funds were intended for payment to the Examination Council of Zambia (ECZ) for General Certificate of Education (GCE) candidates.

    The suspect Elifas Banda who also serves as a guidance teacher at the school reportedly confessed to.

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A JUDGE has ordered Jervis Zimba to stop holding himself as Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU) president and cease performing any duty in that office. The directive has been made through an ex-parte interim order of injunction endorsed by Lusaka High Court Judge Gaudentia Salasini. The temporary order is in favour of ZNFU vice-resident Joseph

  • A JUDGE has ordered Jervis Zimba to stop holding himself as Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU) president and cease performing any duty in that office.

    The directive has been made through an ex-parte interim order of injunction endorsed by Lusaka High Court Judge Gaudentia Salasini.

    The temporary order is in favour of ZNFU vice-resident Joseph.

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THE Lusaka Magistrates Court is sheduled to hear facts of how a man with a not so common name Jesus which means saviour in the Hebrew language allegedly stole a phone worth over K14000. Baelo Jesus 33 of Garden House in Lusaka is charges with the offense of theft which attracts upto five years imprisonment

  • THE Lusaka Magistrates Court is sheduled to hear facts of how a man with a not so common name Jesus which means saviour in the Hebrew language allegedly stole a phone worth over K14000.

    Baelo Jesus 33 of Garden House in Lusaka is charges with the offense of theft which attracts upto five years imprisonment.

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ONE of the six suspected gang members of the Kafue Roundabout thieves admitted stealing a phone from a car. The suspect Charles Lungu 39 told Lusaka magistrate Chrispin Hampungani that he stole the Techno 9 so that he could sell and use the money to order clothes for re-sale. Nenzofuno panga ndrama zama order the

  • ONE of the six suspected gang members of the Kafue Roundabout thieves admitted stealing a phone from a car.

    The suspect Charles Lungu 39 told Lusaka magistrate Chrispin Hampungani that he stole the Techno 9 so that he could sell and use the money to order clothes for re-sale.

    Nenzofuno panga ndrama zama order the.

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AFTER spending almost two years behind bars on accusations that she caused the death of her husband by allegedly pouring boiling water on him a 50-year-old woman from the Copperbelt has walked free. Iness Kunda was alleged to have poured boiling water on her 79-year-old husband John Mumbas private parts after a quarrel over the

  • AFTER spending almost two years behind bars on accusations that she caused the death of her husband by allegedly pouring boiling water on him a 50-year-old woman from the Copperbelt has walked free.

    Iness Kunda was alleged to have poured boiling water on her 79-year-old husband John Mumbas private parts after a quarrel over the.

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A month after being released from prison over hate speech Francis Kapwepwe popularly known as Why Me is in trouble again. Mr Kapwepwe has been reported to the police for allegedly publishing hate speech against President Hakainde Hichilema and the people of Southern Province on social media. In a Facebook and TikTok post he can

  • A month after being released from prison over hate speech Francis Kapwepwe popularly known as Why Me is in trouble again.

    Mr Kapwepwe has been reported to the police for allegedly publishing hate speech against President Hakainde Hichilema and the people of Southern Province on social media.

    In a Facebook and TikTok post he can.

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STATE House has dismissed claims by the Tonse Alliance that the proposed Constitutional amendments will remove the 50%+1 clause and extend the Presidential tenure to seven years. Responding to the claims made by Tonse Alliance spokesperson Sean Tembo State House Chief Communications Specialist Clayson Hamasaka described them as pure lies based on imagination and speculation. Mr

  • STATE House has dismissed claims by the Tonse Alliance that the proposed Constitutional amendments will remove the 50%+1 clause and extend the Presidential tenure to seven years.

    Responding to the claims made by Tonse Alliance spokesperson Sean Tembo State House Chief Communications Specialist Clayson Hamasaka described them as pure lies based on imagination and speculation.

    Mr.

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CITIZENS First president Harry Kalaba has backed calls by the National Quality Education of Zambia (NAQEZ) for the government to fulfill its promise to employ the 4500 teachers left out of the recruitment process. Mr Kalaba said failing to hire the teachers will worsen the already alarming teacher-pupil ratio which continues to have a devastating

  • CITIZENS First president Harry Kalaba has backed calls by the National Quality Education of Zambia (NAQEZ) for the government to fulfill its promise to employ the 4500 teachers left out of the recruitment process.

    Mr Kalaba said failing to hire the teachers will worsen the already alarming teacher-pupil ratio which continues to have a devastating.

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THE opposition Tonse Alliance has written to the police notifying them of nationwide protests against the proposed constitutional amendments. In a letter addressed to the Inspector General of Police Grapheal Musamba Tonse Alliance spokesperson and Patriots for Economic Progress (PeP) leader Sean Tembo said the alliance intends to hold nationwide protests against the proposed amendments to

  • THE opposition Tonse Alliance has written to the police notifying them of nationwide protests against the proposed constitutional amendments.

    In a letter addressed to the Inspector General of Police Grapheal Musamba Tonse Alliance spokesperson and Patriots for Economic Progress (PeP) leader Sean Tembo said the alliance intends to hold nationwide protests against the proposed amendments to.

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A 38-YEAR-OLD bus conductor has admitted stealing a phone from car at Lusakas Kafue Bridge where police recently arrested six suspects for snatching goods from cars. Asked why he stole Joshua Ndeba of Kaunda Square told magistrate Chrispin Hampungani that he wanted to sell the Motorola Edge pro phone worth K6000 and buy baby items

  • A 38-YEAR-OLD bus conductor has admitted stealing a phone from car at Lusakas Kafue Bridge where police recently arrested six suspects for snatching goods from cars.

    Asked why he stole Joshua Ndeba of Kaunda Square told magistrate Chrispin Hampungani that he wanted to sell the Motorola Edge pro phone worth K6000 and buy baby items.

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THE Lusaka Magistrates Court has acquitted a businessman who was claimed to be former President Edgar Lungus proxy in a case he was accused of possession of over 50 properties suspected of being proceeds of crime. The properties in issue worth millions of kwacha are linked to Pittscon Zambia Limited which had been under Anti-Corruption

  • THE Lusaka Magistrates Court has acquitted a businessman who was claimed to be former President Edgar Lungus proxy in a case he was accused of possession of over 50 properties suspected of being proceeds of crime.

    The properties in issue worth millions of kwacha are linked to Pittscon Zambia Limited which had been under Anti-Corruption.