At least 37 Zambians died when their passenger bus burst into flames after a crash in the Democratic Republic of Congo, local officials said on Saturday. “Thirty-seven people died and 22 others were seriously injured in a Zambian public transport bus accident” on Friday near the Congolese town of Mokambo in southeastern DR Congo, Jean
By Mubanga M. Musanse While the main issue of the 2016 election should be the economy,the electorate ought to hold the PF accountable about their good governance record. The PF has been intolerant of alternative voices. They have shown that they are slowly taking Zambia on the same path as their role model, ZANU PF
The Nevers Mumba-led MMD faction has expressed alarm at remarks attributed to former Republican President Rupiah Banda, in which he is reported to have said Dr. Mumba will run from court to court to seek redress on the issue of the illegal convention held in Kabwe this past weekend, but will merely exhaust himself as
Fourteen (14) handball teams took part in the under-15 Samsung Handball league which was hosted at the Olympic Youth Development Centre (OYDC) on the 21st May, 2016. Five teams were for girls and nine for boys. Lusaka Tigers, Meanwood, Debros, St Pauls, Burma, K.Stars, Northmed Community, Kamwala, Lilanda, Chawama and Kamwala Stars were among the
THE Ndola magistrates’ court has acquitted a pastor of Deeper Faith Understanding Ministries who allegedly defiled a 15 year old congregant. Principal Resident Obbister Musukwa noted that there were discrepancies in the evidence that was tendered before court by the prosecution. This is a matter where Joseph Kaindu, 43, of house number 345, in Twapia,
By Nsambila Mbolela Saturday May 21, was a historical date in Zambia’s election history as it officially marked the start of the multiparty presidential and parliamentary democratic elections campaign, in still Africa’s most peaceful country and biggest multiparty democracy. President Lungu who has ruled Zambia for 17 months, now campaigning as a guardian of Sata’s
Following the highly successful launch of the UPND campaigns and their 10-Point plan for economic recovery at Kitwe’s Freedom Park on Saturday, the party’s presidential candidate Hakainde Hichileme has started explaining the plan, point by point. The main priority of the UPND’s recovery plan is job creation. In a statement released to Zambian Eye, the
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