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WHO: Cholera resurges in Zambia
Cholera has killed 15 people and made 547 sick in Zambia’s capital Lusaka, according to the World Health Organization.
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Roots, razors and witches - fighting Aids in Zambia
Royal Highness Chief Sinazongwe of Zambia also takes a quarterly HIV test to reassure the people that all is well at the top.
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UN: Refugees reaching Zambia accuse DRC troops of killing civilians
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) government forces have been killing civilians in an insurgency-hit region, prompting the latest influx of refugees into northern Zambia, a senior UN official said.
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Zambia to resume talks with IMF in October over possible aid programme
The country, which is Africa’s second-biggest copper producer, has suffered from the steep commodity price drop of recent years.
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Opposition leader warns Zambia faces violence if talks with president fail
Nevertheless, Hichilema said he was confident the talks would succeed in preserving order in the southern African nation.
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Hichilema: SA can help bring about change in Zambia
Zambian opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema is visiting South Africa to celebrate his release from prison after three months.
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Zambian opposition leader calls on govt to free detained party members
The state prosecutor dropped charges against Hakainde Hichilema of plotting to overthrow the government on Wednesday.
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Opposition leader denies treason charge in case that has rattled Zambia
In June, parliament suspended 48 opposition lawmakers for boycotting a speech by Lungu.
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Zambian opposition leader to appear in court over treason charges
Hakainde Hichilema has been in custody since April after he allegedly failed to give way to President Edgar Lungu's motorcade.
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Sources: Zambia to drop treason charges against opposition leader
The United Party for National Development leader Hakainde Hichilema and five others were arrested in April.
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Zambian opposition leader detained, accused of defaming president
Officers did not say how Saviour Chishimba, the head of the United Progressive People (UPP) party, had defamed the president.
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Former Zambian president discharged from hospital
The 93-year-old was admitted to the University Teaching Hospital in Lusaka.
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Former Zambian leader Kaunda spends third day in hospital
Zambia’s Health Minister Chilufya Chitalu says the medical personnel are also conducting general medical check-ups on Kaunda.
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Former Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda (93) hospitalised
According to state broadcaster ZNBC, Kaunda was admitted last night to the university teaching hospital in Lusaka, the capital.
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Zambia says emergency rule may end early if sabotage stops
Africa's second-largest copper producer has been unusually tense since the arrest in April of opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema.
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Lungu invokes emergency powers in Zambia after market blaze
The main opposition party said his use of emergency powers was unnecessary and was a ploy to make it easier for police to arrest its supporters.
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Zambia's president to seek parliament backing for state of emergency
The country's last state of emergency was declared in 1997 by then president Frederick Chiluba after an attempted coup. It was lifted the following year.
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Zambia churches demand opposition leader's release from prison
UPND leader Hichilema and five others were arrested in April and charged with treason.
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China says 31 nationals detained in Zambia for illegal mining
However, Zambia had not only not provided strong proof of the crimes of the 31 detained but had also detained a pregnant woman and two victims of malaria, Lin said.
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Maimane expresses his hopes to return to Zambia
Maimane says his meeting with Mwamba has encouraged him because of the assurances he’s received.
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Court allows Zambian opposition leader to challenge treason prosecution
Hakainde Hichilema was arrested in a police raid on his home in April and charged with trying to overthrow the government.
