Antonio claims K500,000 damages from New Vision newspaper

PATRIOTIC Front deputy media director Antonio Mwanza has sued the New Vision newspaper limited in the Lusaka High Court seeking a sum of K550,000 as exemplary damages for defamation of character. This...

Apex lecturer denies making sexual advances on 2 students

A LECTURER at Lusaka Apex University has denied making sexual advances towards...

Silumbe, 12 others deny possessing offensive weapons

LEADERSHIP Movement leader Richard Silumbe and 12 party members have denied possessing...

Nakacinda files memorandum of appeal against High Court judgment declaring Mumbe MMD leader

NOMINATED member of parliament Raphael Nakacinda and George Kangwa have appealed against...

LAZ seeks ConCourt permission to subpoena Lubinda in Bill 10 case

THE Law Association of Zambia has bowed to the Constitutional Court’s requirement...

I’m the legitimate successor to the throne, says Prof Nalubamba
By Mwaka Ndawa on November 10, 2019
UNIVERSITY of Zambia Dean of School of Veterinary Medicine Professor King Nalubamba has argued that he is the legitimate successor to the throne of the...
Lusaka Apex University disowns its lecturer
By Mwaka Ndawa on November 8, 2019
LUSAKA Apex Medical University has disowned its lecturer, Philistone Nyirenda, who is accused of causing two female students to fail their exams after they refused...
Stanbic asks High Court to dismiss Savenda’s case
By Mwaka Ndawa on November 7, 2019
STANBIC Bank Zambia Limited has asked the Lusaka High Court to dismiss the matter where Savenda Management Services Limited has sued it seeking immediate payment...
Court throws out suit against Legana Meat
By Mwaka Ndawa on November 7, 2019
THE Lusaka High Court has dismissed the matter in which a medical student dragged Legana Meat products and Pick n Pay Supermarket to court seeking...
Court jails deaf-mute man for unlawful wounding
By Edwin Mbulo in Livingstone on November 7, 2019
A-33-YEAR-OLD deaf-mute man has been sentenced to five months imprisonment for attacking a person who was stigmatising him. The Livingstone Magistrates’ Court heard that the...