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In a dramatic twist just hours before the planned funeral, the Zambian government obtained a court injunction in South Africa to halt the private burial of former President Edgar Lungu. This has intensified an ongoing dispute with his family over where he should be laid to rest. The Pretoria High Court intervened on Wednesday after…
A Zambian peacekeeper serving with the United Nations was killed during an ambush in the northern...
The White House moved Tuesday to rescind $9.4 billion in previously approved federal spending,...
The African Development Bank (AfDB) will elect a new president this week during its annual...
A drunken Zambian police officer who freed 13 suspects from custody on New Year’s Eve so they could celebrate the holiday has been arrested, as per officials. Detective Inspector Titus Phiri was...
Popular Zambian musician Dandy Krazy succumbed to his injuries in a hospital on Thursday after he got into a car crash on New Year’s Eve. Per BBC, Dandy Krazy, born Wesley Chibambo, was 47. The deceased...
Authorities in Zambia have charged two suspected “witchdoctors” who were allegedly promised $73,000 to try and bewitch the southern African country’s president, Hakainde Hichilema. Per...
Amon Simutowe was introduced to the game of chess by his brother at the tender age of 10. Though his first love was football, chess soon outpaced this passion when he learned more about the intriguing...
The philosophy behind the widow inheritance of the Bemba, Nsenga and Lenje tribes of Zambia is to ensure the family of the deceased man is well taken care of after his death. The deceased’s brother,...
Zambia has temporarily suspended interest payments to private creditors totaling $3 billion as it struggles to contain the economic effect of COVID-19, making it the first African country to default on...
On Thursday, both South Africans and immigrants marched together in anti-xenophobic protests in Johannesburg (pictured) and Port Elizabeth, demanding for an end to the targeting of “foreigners,”...
With seven people being killed by South Africans in a rash of xenophobic violence in recent weeks, on Tuesday, the government sent the army to a number of hostels (pictured) in order to deter further violence,...
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