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HH stands up for press freedom

Zambia’s main opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema has reiterated his demand for the immediate reopening of the closed private media houses, namely the Post Newspaper, Muvi TV, Komboni Radio, and Radio Itezhi Tezhi. Hichilema argues that a free and vibrant press is an essential part of any democracy as it affords citizens an opportunity express themselves

Mwaliteta’s aggravated robbery case goes to the High Court

Former Kafue Member of Parliament Obvious Mwaliteta has been committed to the High Court in the aggravated robbery case. Mwaliteta was arrested during counting of results for the general election when he intercepted some election materials that were being transferred to Electoral Commission of Zambia ( ECZ ). He suspected the materials to be premarked.   In the picture Mwaliteta being driven back to Lusaka Remand Prison with his accomplice former Police Officer a Mr Mukobela.

Zesco to face Sundowns in Champions League semis

Zesco United will play Mamelodi Sundowns of South Africa in the Caf Champions League semi-finals after finishing second in Group A following a 1-1 with Wydad Casablanca on Wednesday. Kenyan defender had opened the scoring in the 16th minute when headed home from a corner by John Ching’andu but Nigerian forward Chissom Chikatara equalized in

PF panic is dangerous – Nevers Mumba

MMD leader Nevers Mumba has charged that the panic being exhibited by Edgar Lungu and his Patriotic Front is dangerous. Mumba who leads a faction of the MMD that supported UPND in the just ended general elections said this on Wednesday at the UPND Press conference addressed by party president Hakainde Hichilema. Below is the Speech delivered by Dr Mumba: As a nation,  we have reached a critical crossroads in the governance of our great country after the the just ended 2016 General Election. PANIC The PF and Mr. Lungu are in great panic and their desperate activities are causing unnecessary agitation in

NGOCC accuses public media of inciting tribal tensions

The Non-Governmental Organizations’ Coordinating Council (NGOCC) has condemned the public media for promoting ethnically inflammatory content. NGOCC board chairperson Sara Longwe has also asked all political party leaders to desists from using derogatory language in order to preserve the national peace. Longwe said this a statement made available to Zamban Eye. “We have noted with deep
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