Opposition Forum Development Democracy (FDD) Spokesperson Antonio Mwanza has been adopted as the parliamentary candidate for Munali Constituency. And Mwanza has told Zambian Eye that time has come for the people of Munali to have their own child whom they live with in the compounds (townships) to represent them. Mwanza who is former UNZA president

By CHIPEMA SAKAIMBO - KOPALA swag coiner Macky 2 says his political opinion has always been Favour and Fear Free and that he is a ruling Patriotic Front (PF) member. Like his musical colleague Mampi, who last week announced her passionate affiliation to the PF, Macky 2 claims that he is with the PF not

By CHIPEMA SAKAIMBO - William Banda, better known as Willy Ginx of the Pululuka Ka Mungeli fame, is set to release his third album next month titled Resurrection. The artiste, who has been off the music scene for about eight years now, has raised anticipations from his fan base that is expecting nothing less than

By CHIDA SAKALA - THE Church is saddened by the continuing disregard of the resolutions made at the political parties’ indaba on peace and unity. Northmead Assemblies of God and Evangelical Fellowship of Zambia (EFZ) are concerned that political parties have not stopped engaging in violence and hate speech against one another despite promising to

By DAVID KANDUZA  - THE Zambia International Trade Fair (ZITF) has predicted that the 2016 exhibition will reposition the event to make it more competitive by promoting business growth. Exhibiting under the theme ‘Enhanced Value Addition for Job Creation’, the 2016 ZITF to take place from June 29 to July 5, was expected to mark

By CHIPEMA SAKAIMBO - ABOUT 200 direct jobs are expected to be created in Kafue District in June this year once Kafue Shopping Mall is opened to the public. Acting Kafue District Commissioner Ngoni Moyo told the Sunday Times that the mall was being constructed at a cost of about US$4 million and would officially

By CHIDA SAKALA - GOVERNMENT has reiterated its assurance that the modernisation programme involving public hospitals is well on course. Out of the US$750 million sovereign bond, the Government allocated $29 million for modernisation of Lusaka’s University Teaching Hospital (UTH), Livingstone General Hospital, and Kitwe and Ndola central hospitals. The modernisation programme involves infrastructure upgrade