Zambia’s new president Edgar Lungu has a minority mandate. Less than half of the registered voters made their mark, and he faces new polls in 2016.
Zambia’s forthcoming presidential by-election is not cut and dried. Defence Minister Edgar Lungu is calling for a general conference.
Since Michael Sata’s death, the ruling party has witnessed an unprecedented fight for the Âpresidency, which has also drawn in members of his family.
Mulenga, son of late Zambian president Michael Sata, has withdrawn his candidature for presidency of the Patriotic Front.
The story is not that Zambia now has a white acting president, the real and tragic story is why do Zambian presidents choose to die abroad?
A vital ‘SA-style’ facility for Lusaka is on hold while its pugnacious backer and the IDC squabble.
The oversight role of business figure and political analyst Moeletsi Mbeki is to come under new scrutiny at an insolvency hearing.
Moeletsi Mbeki’s former lover is fighting his attempt to evict her and her children from their R3-million home.
Shareholders of Finance Bank are contesting the legality of FNB’s doomed acquisition in 2011.
Former Zambian first lady Vera Tembo (formerly Chiluba) showed her resilience in last week’s general elections, winning a parliamentary seat for the Movement for Multi Party Democracy (MMD). She is the first woman to hold that seat, located in the heartland of the United National Independence Party opposition stronghold.