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BBC INTERVIEW RAISES QUESTIONS OVER MUNDUBILE’S VISION FOR ZAMBIA A recent BBC interview featuring Brian Mundubile has initiated debate among Zambians about leadership and the qualities required of those seeking the nation’s highest office. During the interview, Mr Mundubile criticised the performance of the current administration. However, many viewers had anticipated a more detailed outline […]
#WATCH #LIVE We are LIVE as PR Girl Media unveils the official dates and theme for the milestone 10th edition of Lusaka July 2026. Get the latest announcements, exciting highlights, and everything to expect from one of Zambia’s biggest lifestyle and fashion events. Let us know where in the world you are watching from? #LusakaJuly2026
Lusaka - Zambia: Super Division champions Power Dynamos have been drawn against Sudanese giants Al Merreikh in the preliminary round of the 2026-27 CAF
Lusaka - Zambia: Copper Queens head coach Nora Häuptle has criticised the Confederation of African Football (CAF) tie-break regulations following Zambia's
Lusaka - Zambia: The United Party for National Development (UPND) has called for the cancellation of a planned candlelight prayer programme scheduled for
Lusaka - Zambia: Government says it will accelerate collaboration between the University of Zambia (UNZA), Oxford University and other institutions to drive
Lusaka - Zambia: The Kaoma Subordinate Court has sentenced a man from Nkeyema District in Western Province to five years' imprisonment with hard labour for
After Five Years Of Being Childless, We Finally Welcomed Twins – Mongu Couple Reveal The Turning Point In Their Journey, Advises Others On What To Do To Conceive Easily Our names are Lilato and Simataa , and we come from Mongu, Zambia. For five years, we prayed and hoped to have a child, but every […]
I see HH winning this year’s elections with a landslide victory. - Mutale Mwanza
MINISTRY of Information and Media Permanent Secretary Thabo Kawana has accused some private media houses of abandoning professional ethics and operating as public relations units for political parties. Addressing a media briefing, Kawana said the country’s airwaves should be used to inform the public in a "fair and balanced manner" rather than serve as partisan
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