ACTING Leader of Government Business Jack Mwiimbu yesterday withdrew the Public Holidays (Amendment) Bill No. 76 of 2026 from the National Assembly. In his debate, Mwiimbu clarified that the Bill’s intention was not to abolish existing holidays but to eliminate the practice of gr

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THE 13th Session of the National Assembly adjourned sine die yesterday and will be dissolved Friday ahead of the Aug. 13 general elections, as required by the Constitution. Speaker Nelly Mutti adjourned the House after a session marked by extended sittings and weekend debates as

PARLIAMENT on yesterday raised the minimum number of people required to constitute a public gathering from three to seven under the newly passed Public Gatherings Bill of 2026. Home Affairs and Internal Security Minister Jack Mwiimbu said the amendment responded to public concern

By Hans Buchmann The Zambian Kwacha has been performing remarkably well against major international currencies, and in my view, this is not happening by chance. The strengthening of the Kwacha reflects growing confidence in Zambia’s leadership and governance. Investors are increa

In a continued commitment to customer safety and global corporate responsibility, Toyota Division under the CFAO Mobility Zambia Limited, has announced a special service campaign affecting selected vehicles equipped with Takata front airbag inflators. The campaign covers driver a

THE MTN Super League roars back to life today after a euphoric ABSA Cup final hiatus, as Napsa Stars host Zanaco at the Reiz Arena in Lusaka in a week 32 encounter. Napsa head into this game shifting uncomfortably in their 16th-place seat on the Super League table, with one releg

HOME Affairs and Internal Security Minister Jack Mwiimbu says the UPND is the only government that has been courageous enough to repeal the Public Order Act, stating that the Public Gatherings Bill does not favour the ruling party. Speaking during debate on the Bill, Monday, Mwii

CHIEF Machiya of the Lamba-speaking people of Mpongwe says President Hakainde Hichilema has worked wonders within a short period of time, adding that if he is given more time, he will achieve even more. On the other hand, Minister of Infrastructure and Urban Development Charles M

CHIEF Government Spokesperson Cornelius Mweetwa says no opposition political party can complain that they have not been allowed to assemble in public because no party has applied to hold a gathering. Mweetwa says President Hakainde Hichilema and the UPND have no appetite to stifl