Opinion
Mulongoti’s Apology Tour
If Mike Mulongoti’s apology for supporting President Michael Sata during last year’s general elections is anything to go by, then one can safely say that the people of Zambia are...
» Read MoreChildren of Deported Businessman Challenge Zambian Minister Lungu
The two children of deported businessman Mustafa Simwaya and Asia Simwaya have dared home affairs to deport Vice-President Guy Scott when he commits an offence like the way government has...
» Read MoreAccommodate Divergent Views, Unza Don Tells Patriotic Front
Political scientist Choolwe Beyani has advised government to be accommodative of divergent views and be more accommodative of what Zambians are saying. Beyani said government should be ready to embrace...
» Read MorePresident Sata’s Gaffes on National Issues Haunts his Reactions
President Michael Sata has had a tough week of self inflicted gaffes over a number of national issues. State House has been kept busy issuing reactive statements to several stakeholders...
» Read MoreOasis Forum Defends LAZ President James Banda
Following attacks by State House targeted at the Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) president James Banda, the Oasis Forum has responded strongly to defend the lawyers’ body urging the PF...
» Read MoreNamulambe’s Exit: It’s The Rural Vote at Play
The Patriotic Front is sending a very clear message. It has started engaging in campaigns for the 2016 elections. And one thing for sure is President Michael Sata and his...
» Read MoreDefections: President Sata’s Affinity for Corrupt Elements
Since the word “defection” was originally used in the year 1596, the world has seen a myriad of changes of political, religious and military loyalties. The motivation for defection is...
» Read MoreDoes the Same Law Apply to Dr Kenneth Kaunda and Rupiah Banda?
Following former Republican president Dr Kenneth Kaunda’s decision to welcome MMD defectors on behalf of the ruling Patriotic Front on Wednesday, zambiareports publishes the ruling by the Speaker of the...
» Read MoreOasis Forum Call for Kabimba, GBM Resignation and Tells off Compromised Post Newspaper
The Oasis Forum has added its voice in calling for the resignation of Justice Minister Wynter Kabimba together with his Defence counterpart Geoffrey Mwamba following corruption allegations for which they...
» Read MoreJournalists’ Body in Zambia, Misa, Challenges President Sata on Oppressive Law
Following the arrest and subsequent two day detention of MMD leader Nevers Mumba in Zambia, the country’s biggest journalists’ representative body, Misa, is concerned that the PF government is using...
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