Zambian News

[Times of Zambia]JESUIT Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR) says by-elections will continue as long as the country remains a democratic nation.

[Times of Zambia]PARAMOUNT Chief Mpezeni of the Ngoni-speaking people of Eastern Province has suspended Chief Kapatamoyo for allegedly being involved in illegal sale of land.

[Times of Zambia]TWO senior managers at Multi-Choice Zambia died on the spot on Sunday evening in Chisamba area on Great North Road while five other people sustained injuries.

[Times of Zambia]AFRICAN Rally Challenge (ARC) champion Mohammed Essa is targeting a Tanzania win to get his title defence back on track following his weekend triumph during the 2013 Puma Energy Zambia International Rally.

[Times of Zambia]THE Zambia Golf Union (ZGU) has described as embarrassing the performance of the majority of Zambian golfers that took part in the Zambia Sugar Golf Open tournament held at the Lusaka Golf Club.

[Times of Zambia]A KABWE housewife has narrated in a magistrate’s court how a prophet allegedly raped her, while he was conducting healing prayers for her.

[Times of Zambia]LUANSHYA Copper Mines Plc (CLM) has handed over the new Zaone Market constructed at a cost of KR809,000 to Luanshya Municipal Council.

[Times of Zambia]AN American Peace Corps volunteer has been sentenced to 12 months simple imprisonment for trafficking in cannabis which was found on her at a lodge in Chipata last week.

[Times of Zambia]TWO of the three suspended judges Nigel Mutuna and Charles Kajimanga have again rushed back to court but this time around to challenge the constitutionality of the tribunal set up to probe their alleged professional misconduct.

[Times of Zambia]PRESIDENT Michael Sata has directed Cabinet and deputy ministers to explain Government’s resolve to remove subsidies on maize and fuel.