Latest Reports
PRESIDENT DANNY PULE AND THREE(3) OTHERS ARRESTED.
On May 29, 2024 – Police in Lusaka charged and arrested Dan Pule, 70, of New Kasama in Lusaka for one count of Expressing Hate speech based on tribe and …
No public rallies for the opposition political parties
The Police in Ndola have refused to allow Zambia Wake Up Party to go ahead with it’s planned public rally in Chifubu citing unspecified security threats. Zambia Wake Up Party …
UPND CADRES ATTACK B FLOW AND FRIEND AT LEVY JUNCTION
According to a post shared on B Flow’s Facebook Page, Lusaka Central Police this afternoon recorded our statement regarding the harassment we faced at Levy Junction at the hands of …
Media Barred from Ex-Minister’s Residence Amidst High-Profile Corruption Proceedings
On February 1, reporters attending a scene visit at the former residence of Bowman Lusambo, the ex-Lusaka Province Minister, faced hurdles when individuals locked the gate, preventing their entry. Despite …
Police record warn and caution statement from Chris Zumani Zimba
On March 13, 2024, Police in Lusaka took a warn and caution statement from Chris Zumani Zimba regarding allegations of Seditious Practices, which are in violation of sections 57 and …
Jackson Chama Convicted for Hate Speech
The Zambia Police Service has announced a successful conviction in the case of hate speech, with Jackson Chama being found guilty. Mr. Chama was apprehended in Lusaka on February 17, …
Zambian Government Clarifies: No Plans for Social Media Regulation, Focus on Internet Broadcasting Oversight
The Zambian government has clarified its stance on social media regulation, dispelling rumors of impending legislation aimed at holding individuals accountable for their content on social media platforms. Contrary to …
IBA Act set for amendment
Cornelius Mweetwa, Zambia’s Information and Media Minister, expressed optimism regarding the proposed amendment of the ZNBC Act, suggesting it would facilitate the transformation of the national broadcaster into a genuine …
Youth Journalist Chilufya Makasa detained for 13 days
On January 27, Freelance Journalist, Chilufya Makasa, spent 13 days in detention following the publication of a video featuring a woman’s complaints about the high cost of living in Zambia. …