President Edgar Lungu President has appointed part of his Cabinet and named all the ten (10) Provincial Ministers. President Lungu has also nominated 8 members of Parliament (MPs) and subsequently appointed as Cabinet and Provincial Ministers respectively. The elected MPs have been appointed pursuant to Article 116 (1) and (2) of the Constitution of Zambia,
President Edgar Lungu has appointed part of his Cabinet and named all the ten (10) Provincial Ministers. President Lungu has also nominated eight members of Parliament (MPs) and subsequently appointed them as Cabinet and Provincial Ministers respectively. The elected MPs have been appointed pursuant to Article 116 (1) and (2) of the Constitution of Zambia,
President Edgar Lungu has said that he does not know whether he is supposed to appoint 30 Ministers or 40 Ministers. Speaking today when he held a caucus meeting with all the 80 Patriotic Front Members of Parliament at state house in Lusaka ahead of the commencement of the First session of the 12th National
Newly appointed national soccer team assistant coach Wedson Nyirenda has agreed to take the Zambian job for a reported monthly salary of K50,000 or about USD5,000, according to ZamFoot. Nyirenda will also be handed the official national team 4×4 presently in ex coach George Lwandamina possession, a flat and receive bonuses with every national team assignment.
Collins Mbesuma opened his account on his first day on the job on Tuesday to lead his new club Highlands Park to victory. Mbesuma, who missed Zambia’s 1-1 home draw against Kenya on September 4 due to suspension, scored the equalizer for Highlands in the 31st minute in a 2-1 home win over Baroka FC.
Newly elected UPND Dundumwezi Member of Parliament Edgar Singombe says the people of Dundumwezi will only welcome President Edgar Lungu’s announced visit to the area if he comes with solutions to the many problems facing the people. Speaking in an interview shortly after the inauguration ceremony of President Lungu, Mr Singombe said President Lungu should
Tuesday’s Presidential inauguration at Heroes Stadium has not passed without controversy. There is a heated debate on social media and other online platforms about the legitimacy of President Edgar Lungu’s taking oath before Chief Justice Irene Mambilima in a ceremony “presided” over by High Court Registra Charles Kafunda. According to how events played out as
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