#Mwebantu, Republican President Hakainde Hichilema, accompanied by his family, is casting his vote at Kabulonga Boys Secondary School in Lusaka.

THE Zambian government has declared Thursday, Aug. 13, 2026, a public holiday to allow citizens to vote in the general election. Secretary to the Cabinet Patrick K. Kangwa said in a circular that the ...

WATCH #LIVE #Mwebantu, we are live from Community House as Republican President Hakainde Hichilema holds a special interview with ZNBC. Let us know where in the world you are watching from? #MwebantuL ...

TONSE Alliance mayoral candidate Jones Kalyati was sentenced to 12 months in prison with hard labor for threatening to shoot a resident. Kalyati, 49, a former mayor, was convicted of one count of ...

COPPERBELT Police have refuted claims on social media that they stopped Citizens First Party president Harry Kalaba from ...

WATCH #LIVE We are LIVE as PR Girl Media unveils the official dates and theme for the milestone 10th edition of Lusaka July ...

HIGH Court Judge Davis Chibwili has fined PF faction Secretary General Raphael Nakacinda K2,400, or three months simple imprisonment in default, after convicting him of seditious practice. Sitting as ...

INSPECTOR General of Police Graphael Musamba has directed commanding officers in areas hit by violence to arrest perpetrators and ensure they are taken to court without delay. In a statement, Musamba ...

POLICE are investigating the murder and aggravated robbery of Stelios Sardinis, 64, chief executive officer of Chaminuka Resort in Chisamba District, authorities said Sunday. Police spokesperson ...

COPPER Queens coach Nora Häuptle has criticised the CAF head-to-head tiebreak rule that eliminated Zambia from the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations despite the team finishing the group stage on six ...

Colgate-Palmolive Zambia, in partnership with Shoprite Supermarkets, has launched a nationwide Scholarship Campaign that turns everyday toothpaste purchases of any two Colgate toothpaste into ...

ANTONIO Mwanza, leader of the Democratic Progress Party (DPP), says next week’s general elections are “too close to predict” and could go either way for the two main presidential contenders. Speaking ...