Africa has seen major healthcare gains, yet many of its presidents continued to seek medical care abroad despite once promoting local health reforms.

THE jailing of two women for posting online videos "humiliating" and "harassing" the president marks the latest crackdown by Zambia under its divisive Cyber Crimes Act. It also adds to the tensions ...

Zambia’s leadership is pushing to implement constitutional changes that civil society groups believe will preserve the ruling ...

THE fallout from the death of former Zambian president, Edgar Lungu, has taken a new twist. Since his death in South Africa on June 5, it has intensified differences between Lungu's Patriotic Front ...

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says he has deliberately stayed away from officiating at functions and attending other stately engagements because he is still in a state of mourning after the passing of ...

ZAMBIAN president, Hakainde Hichilema, has chosen to remain in the country because of the ongoing unresolved funeral matters surrounding the late former president, Edgar Lungu. He has not travelled ...

Zambian leaders say new cybersecurity laws are protecting citizens from online scams and identity theft. But critics see an ...

SCORES of Zambians, including civil society and church leaders, have called for former President Edgar Lungu’s remains to be brought back from South Africa for burial in his home land.From Faith-Based ...

President Emmerson Mnangagwa (right) with his Mozambican counterpart Daniel Chapo IN less than two months, our one year rotating chairmanship of Sadc comes to an end — and we hope it is not just ...

The complex and contested death and burial of former President Edgar Lungu unveils fault lines within the state, raises questions about family rights, and underscorez the challenges of balancing state ...

Other notable deaths in June include Japanese baseball legend Shigeo Nagashima, teen idol Bobby Sherman, former Zambian President Edgar Lungu, TV chef Anne Burrell, author Frederick Forsyth and former ...

Former Zambian President Edgar Chagwa Lungu’s body remains in South Africa, a symbol of unresolved wounds in Zambia’s democratic journey.