PF Secretary General, Raphael Nakacinda seditious case adjourned
The case involving Patriotic Front (PF) Secretary General, Raphael Nakacinda, who is facing charges of seditious practices, has once again.
Zambia
Zambia
Young people must create their own businesses and not wait for government to employ them.
Government has urged the youth across the country to embrace innovation and contribute towards economic development. Minister of Green Economy.
Zambia
President Hakainde Hichilema begins his three-day working visit to the UK
President Hakainde Hichilema has arrived in Glasgow, Scotland, for a three-day official working visit to the United Kingdom, following an.
Zambia
Kangwa calls for speedy procurement of electric, hybrid vehicles
Secretary to the Cabinet, Patrick Kangwa, has directed all relevant ministries and agencies to expedite the procurement of electric and.
Zambia
Zambia’s 6.4 percent expected economic growth rate achievable – EAZ
The Economic Association of Zambia (EAZ) has expressed confidence that the country’s projected economic growth rate of 6.4 percent is.
Canada
Federal government denies Marineland request to export belugas
The Canadian federal government has blocked Marineland’s attempt to sell its 30 remaining beluga whales to a theme park in.
Australia
Australia sunscreen scandal grows as more products pulled off shelves
A major sunscreen scandal in Australia has intensified, resulting in 18 products being removed from sale due to safety issues.
United States
Trump says he’ll fire military leaders ‘on the spot’ if he doesn’t like them: Live updates
President Donald Trump is set to address the nation’s top military commanders at a last-minute summit in Quantico, Virginia, remarking.
United Kingdom
New online NHS hospital service by 2027, PM to promise
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is set to announce plans for ‘NHS Online,’ a new digital hospital service for England.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
UAE: Lab-grown diamond prices fall; see explosive growth among Gen-Zs
The global market for lab-grown diamonds (LGDs) is experiencing a significant surge, driven by falling prices and strong demand from.
South Africa
South Africa’s 2026 World Cup hopes hit by forfeit
South Africa’s journey to the 2026 FIFA World Cup has been thrown into turmoil after the team was sanctioned for.
India
Mumbai’s new airport faces traffic woes as it takes on Singapore and Dubai
Mumbai is set to address its severe air traffic congestion with the imminent opening of the Navi Mumbai International Airport.
Germany
Germany: Ex-AfD aide convicted of spying for China
On Tuesday, a German national named Jian G. was convicted of spying for China by the Higher Regional Court in.
Canada
‘Never give up hope’: Percy Onabigon is home after First Nation family spent decades repatriating his remains
Decades after being taken from his family, sent to a residential school, and buried more than 1,200 kilometres from home,.
Australia
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban separate after almost 20 years
After nearly two decades of marriage, actress Nicole Kidman and singer Keith Urban have separated, a source confirmed to the.
Zambia
Do you still believe alms giving encourages kids to be on the streets?
For years, we have stood as advocates for the plight of street children. We have written countless articles about their.
Zambia
Why Me’ appears in court for mention
Francis Kapwepwe, popularly known as ‘Why Me’, appeared in the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court yesterday for mention in a case where.
Zambia
Smart Zambia expands digital access nationwide
The Electronic-Government Division under Smart Zambia has announced a major milestone in the country’s digital transformation journey, with all 116.
Zambia
Livingstone Mayor found with case to answer in a corruption case
Livingstone Mayor, Constance Muleabai, has been found with a case to answer in a corruption matter before the Livingstone Magistrates’.
Zambia
Central PS Milner Mwanakampwe wants volunteers in health, education prioritised
Central Province Permanent Secretary, Milner Mwanakampwe, has urged education and health authorities to prioritize volunteers in the upcoming recruitment exercise,.
Zambia
Government Condoles Family of Deceased Patient, Calls for Support and Respect for Healthcare Workers
The government has expressed its deepest condolences to the family of a 28-year-old woman who passed away at Lukulu District.
Zambia
Zambia boosts regional ties with SADC members
Zambia’s Ambassador to Brazil, Lieutenant General Dennis Alibuzwi (Rtd), has concluded a series of high-level diplomatic engagements with fellow Southern.
United States
Grim search for victims amid charred ruins after Michigan church attack. Live updates
Authorities in central Michigan are investigating an “act of targeted violence” after a 40-year-old ex-Marine killed at least four people.
United Kingdom
Doctors’ union warning over online booking safety risk
A significant dispute has erupted between the UK government and the doctors’ union over a new online booking system for.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
What to do if you’re caught in a high-rise fire
In the critical first moments of a fire in a high-rise building, knowing the correct course of action can save.
India
The Indian superstar whose political rally turned fatal for dozens
A political rally for Indian superstar-turned-politician Vijay ended in tragedy on Saturday after a crowd crush in the Karur district.
Germany
Man dies after mass brawl in Gelsenkirchen
A 56-year-old man has died from stab wounds and three others are in critical condition after a violent clash in.
Canada
How many wildfires are started by arson? Your questions, answered
With this year ranking as Canada’s second-worst wildfire season on record, trailing only 2023, scientists are cautioning that this is.
Australia
Arsonists target Adelaide cafes in ‘evil and destructive’ attacks
In the early hours of this morning, a gang of four individuals was captured on security cameras carrying out arson.
Zambia
President Hichilema re-affirms the government’s commitment to mitigate wildlife habitat incidences
President Hakainde Hichilema has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to implementing measures aimed at reducing incidents of human-wildlife conflict in order.
United States
These people grew up under dictators. They’re worried about what’s happening here.
Refugees and immigrants who fled to the United States from authoritarian regimes are sounding the alarm, warning that they see.
United Kingdom
Keir Starmer calls Reform migrant policy ‘racist’ and ‘immoral’
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has condemned Reform UK’s proposal to scrap indefinite leave to remain (ILR) as a “racist”.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
Dubai: Tickets sold out for India-Pakistan Asia Cup title clash
Cricket fans are set for a historic showdown as arch-rivals India and Pakistan face off today in the Asia Cup.
India
At least 39 dead in crush at political rally in India
A crowd crush at a political rally in the Karur district of Tamil Nadu on Saturday has resulted in the.
Germany
Tens of thousands take part in Gaza solidarity protest in Berlin
On Saturday, tens of thousands of demonstrators marched through central Berlin, demanding an arms embargo and EU sanctions against Israel.
Canada
Alberta has banned graphic books before. In the 1950s, ‘salacious’ comics were the target
Alberta’s recent move to restrict school books with explicit sexual images mirrors a campaign from 70 years ago when the.
Australia
Two men missing after boat disappears off NSW coast en route to Queensland
An emotional plea has been made by the daughter of Phillip Kerswell, one of two men missing after their 8.4-metre.
Zambia
Outgoing Malawi President paid the price for ignoring the Church
On September 15, 2025, a day before Malawi’s elections, I published an article titled, “Why Malawi’s Chief Salesman of Words.
Zambia
Kasempa 18 year old man allegdly raped
Police in Kasempa have opened investigations into a disturbing case in which an 18-year-old motorbike rider was allegedly sexually assaulted.
Zambia
Zesco Cuts Back on Exports to Ease Domestic Power Strain
ZESCO, Zambia’s state-owned power company, has announced a sharp cutback in electricity exports to neighbouring countries in order to prioritise.
United States
Comey indictment shows how Trump has taken a radical turn — even by his own standards
In his second term, President Donald Trump has accelerated his efforts to challenge the traditional limits of presidential power, using.
United Kingdom
New digital ID will be mandatory to work in the UK
The UK government has announced plans to introduce a mandatory digital ID card to prove a person’s right to work.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
Sharjah: Man caught on CCTV abusing cats after kittens found dead
Horrific CCTV footage has captured a man brutally killing two young kittens on consecutive mornings outside a restaurant in Sharjah,.
South Africa
Mass arrests for sextortion and romance scams in sting operation across Africa
A coordinated sting operation spanning 14 African nations has resulted in the arrest of 260 individuals suspected of running extensive.
India
Sikh granny deported after ‘unacceptable’ treatment by US immigration
A 73-year-old grandmother has been deported to India after living in the United States for more than 30 years, an.
Germany
Far-right AfD ordered to vacate Berlin headquarters by late 2026
Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has been ordered by a court to vacate its Berlin headquarters by the.
Canada
With few answers and rumours abounding, family of missing N.S. children take to YouTube
The case of two young siblings missing from Nova Scotia for nearly five months has become a focal point for.
Australia
Paul Sultana dragged bloodied and groaning from court after guilty verdict for murder of Dayna Isaac
Following his conviction for the murder of a woman who rejected him, Paul Jason Sultana was removed from court in.
Zambia
Don’t Be Fooled by Power Supply,” Kateka Tells Compound Dwellers
New Heritage Party (NHP) president Chishala Kateka has cautioned Zambians, especially those in high-density areas, not to be swayed by.
Zambia
Ten Hours of Light – A Cause for Celebration or a Sign of National Decline?
The recent announcement that electricity supply in many communities has been extended to ten hours daily has brought a wave.
United States
A detainee is dead after officials say a shooter fired ‘indiscriminately’ at a Texas ICE facility. Here’s what we know
One Detainee Killed, Two Injured in Sniper Attack on Dallas ICE Facility On Wednesday, a sniper opened fire on.
United Kingdom
‘Film me all you want’ – teenage girls with no fear of police torment one High Street
UK Shopkeepers ‘Helpless’ as Teen Gangs Wreak Havoc Shopkeepers in communities like Shirley, near Southampton, are reporting a prolonged.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
UAE bans AI misuse of national symbols, public figures without approval
The UAE Media Council has reaffirmed that using generative artificial intelligence (AI) to depict national symbols or public figures without.
South Africa
Trade being used as ‘weapon’, Ramaphosa tells UN General Assembly
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced on Tuesday that his country is in negotiations with a US trade representative to.
Zambia
Discipline Those Dividing The Country On Tribal Lines, Siamunene Urges HH
Former Defence Minister Richwell Siamunene has urged President Hakainde Hichilema to take firm action against individuals promoting tribalism, warning that.
Zambia
Hichilema Calls for Unity and Development in Meeting with Chiefs
President Hakainde Hichilema has reiterated his government’s strong partnership with traditional leaders, urging them to remain at the forefront of.
India
The sun sets on India’s iconic and controversial Soviet fighter jet
After six decades of service, India’s most iconic warplane, the MiG-21, is being retired, leaving behind a complex legacy of.
Germany
Economists warn German growth plan needs structural reforms
Germany’s top economic institutes have warned that the government’s new investment package will only provide a short-term economic boost unless.
Canada
Alberta leads country in interprovincial migration for 3rd straight year
According to new data from Statistics Canada, Alberta’s population has officially surpassed five million, reaching 5,029,346 as of July 1..
Australia
Australian film altered in China to make gay couple straight
An Australian horror film, “Together,” has sparked outrage in China after being digitally manipulated to change a gay couple into.
India
Top 10 MBA Colleges in India (2025)
Pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from a prestigious institution is one of the most valuable investments for aspiring.
United States
Trump has again changed his mind on Ukraine. But for how long?
In a stunning reversal, US President Donald Trump has abruptly shifted his stance on the war in Ukraine, now suggesting.
United Kingdom
Huntington’s disease successfully treated for first time
In a landmark medical breakthrough, doctors have successfully treated Huntington’s disease for the first time, using a one-time gene therapy.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
Future-proofing Dubai: New 100-year drainage system gets green light
Dubai has approved the immediate implementation of a massive deep-tunnel drainage system, a century-long project designed to protect the city.
India
Born in India, but not Indian: ‘Stateless’ man fights for citizenship
A 34-year-old web developer who was born in India to Sri Lankan refugee parents and has always considered himself Indian.
Germany
Germany to receive 28 more Afghans who won entry in court
A group of 28 Afghan refugees is scheduled to arrive in Hanover, Germany, on Wednesday after successfully suing the government.
Canada
‘Somebody knows something’: Mother wants answers after disappearance of Ont. teen in northern Sask.
A mother from Brampton, Ontario, is making a desperate plea for information regarding her 16-year-old son, Jay’siiah Webb-Long, who has.
Australia
Australia journalist unfairly fired over Gaza post awarded A$150,000
Australia’s national broadcaster, the ABC, has been ordered by the Federal Court to pay a A$150,000 (£73,435; 99,200)penaltyfortheunfairdismissalofpresenterAntoinetteLattouf.ThisisinadditiontoA70,000 in damages.
Zambia
China 11th Chemical Construction Company operations suspended
Ms. Tambatamba emphasized that the government will not accept any obstruction of labour inspectors or non-compliance with the Employment Code.
Zambia
ECZ unveils 2026 general election road map
ECZ Chairperson Mwangala Zaloumis revealed the target during a meeting with Commissioners from the Local Government Service Commission (LGSC) held.
Zambia
At UN80 Summit, Former Envoy Mwamba Urges Overhaul of “Sidelined” Global Body
New York City, September 23, 2025 – Zambia’s former Permanent Representative to the African Union (AU), Ambassador Emmanuel Mwamba, has.
Zambia
Court Affidavit Alleges ACC Chief Thwarted Probe into Solicitor General
Ndola, Zambia – A legal dispute involving Lusaka-based lawyer Frank Gwaba and former Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) Director General Thom Shamakamba.
Zambia
Botswana Makes History With World 4x400m Relay Triumph
Botswana made history at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo by winning gold in the men’s 4×400 metres relay, becoming.
Zambia
Zaloumis condemns public persecution
Zambian socialite and commercial farmer, Maria Zaloumis, widely known as The Zedfarmer, has voiced strong concerns over what she terms.
Zambia
Dilemma of One Zambia, One Nation; presidency, governance & regionalism
When the Patriotic Front (PF) secured victory in the 2011 general elections, I carefully examined President Michael Sata’s appointments across.
Zambia
Mother and Two Children Perish in Chipangali House Fire
A tragic fire has claimed the lives of a mother and her two children in Chief Chikuwe’s Chiefdom, Chipangali District,.
Zambia
Diplomats, Policy Specialists sworn-in
President Hakainde Hichilema has urged newly appointed ambassadors and senior policy specialists to execute their responsibilities with commitment, accountability, and.
United States
Trump hails Charlie Kirk as martyr to thousands at memorial service
Tens of thousands gathered at a memorial service in Arizona on Sunday to mourn conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was.
United Kingdom
Sarah Ferguson dropped from two charities over Epstein email
In the wake of a newly surfaced email where she referred to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein as her “supreme friend,”.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
Gold prices in Dubai at record high again; will 24K hit Dh450 per gram today?
Gold prices in Dubai surged to a new record on Monday, with prices climbing by nearly Dh5 per gram, creating.
South Africa
South Africa recall De Kock as he ends retirement
Quinton de Kock has made a stunning return to South Africa’s white-ball squads, reversing his retirement from one-day international cricket.
India
Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa shock: Why US may lose more than India
A proposal by US President Donald Trump to dramatically increase H-1B visa fees caused a weekend of chaos and uncertainty.
Germany
German president calls on pope to mediate in conflicts, extends invite
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has called on Pope Leo XIV to act as a mediator in global conflicts, including the.
Canada
Missing the mark: when an 89.5% average is not enough to get into engineering at the University of Calgary
A growing number of Alberta’s high-achieving high school students are discovering that excellent grades are no longer a guaranteed ticket.
Australia
UK formally recognises Palestinian state
In a landmark foreign policy shift, the United Kingdom has officially recognized a Palestinian state, Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced..
Zambia
Irresponsible Journalism Must Not Be Equated to Media Freedom- Nalumango
Vice President W.K. Mutale Nalumango has called on media practitioners in Zambia to uphold the highest standards of professionalism, cautioning.
Zambia
UPND’s CDF Delivering Development: Ambulance Rollout Shows Nationwide Reach
The Constituency Development Fund (CDF) under the UPND administration has become one of Zambia’s most transformative instruments for grassroots development,.
Zambia
President Hichilema Assures Luapula Chiefs Of Speedy Construction Of Palaces
President Hakainde Hichilema has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to fast-tracking the construction of chiefs’ palaces in Luapula Province to improve.
Zambia
72-Year-Old Chama Man Murdered After Being Blamed For “Magically” Orchestrating Elephant Attack
A 72-year-old man in Chama District, Eastern Province, has been murdered by unknown attackers on allegations of practicing witchcraft. The.
Zambia
ZEMA Hands Over K29 Million Consultancy Project To Sino Metals
The Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) has commissioned a K29 million consultancy project to address environmental damage caused by pollution.
Germany
Climate protests across Germany as government pushes for new gas-powered plants
Thousands of climate activists have taken to the streets in cities across Germany to protest the government’s new energy strategy,.
Canada
A Quebec town so tiny, $50M lottery win makes 10% of residents multimillionaires
In the small Quebec fishing village of St-Paul’s River, about 10 percent of the population became multimillionaires overnight after a.
Australia
US will have access to new AUKUS nuclear submarine shipyard, Australia says
Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles has confirmed that the United States will have access to upgraded naval facilities in Western.
Zambia
Health Minister Commissions $5 Million Modern Medical Equipment at International Hospital Zambia
Health Minister Elijah Muchima has commissioned state-of-the-art medical equipment valued at US$5 million at International Hospital Zambia – Fairview Hospital.
Zambia
Government launches national disability reports to enhance inclusion
The government has reiterated its commitment to disability inclusion with the launch of three National Disability Reports aimed at tackling.
Zambia
ZCCM-IH Commends Government for Progressive Mining and Energy Reforms
ZCCM-Investment Holdings (ZCCM-IH) Board Chairperson, Phesto Musonda, has commended the government for introducing bold reforms and interventions that have revived.
United States
With the Jimmy Kimmel saga, the media is learning what happens when you give a mouse a cookie
A series of high-profile decisions by major US media companies to settle lawsuits and suspend popular late-night hosts critical of.
United Kingdom
Minister rejects Trump’s call for military to tackle illegal migration
A UK cabinet minister has pushed back against US President Donald Trump’s suggestion that the British military should be used.
Zambia
President Hichilema defends his administration amid growing calls for expanded democratic space
President Hakainde Hichilema’s defense of his administration’s democratic record has reignited debate over civil liberties in Zambia. During the opening.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
UAE doctors warn of health risks as residents turn to new weight loss drugs
A new generation of weight loss injections is surging in popularity across the UAE, but medical experts are cautioning that.