Author: zambianstreets

MUNG’ANDU IS EXPOSING HICHILEMA’S WEAKEST POINTS BY CALLING HIM A LEADER OF INTEGRITY AND HONESTY Outgoing Dictator Hakainde Hichilema may be seen by his Cult followers to have many qualities as a leader. But integrity and honesty  cannot among them. Therefore, when turncoat Chama South (Patriotic Front) member of Parliament Davison Mung’andu describes Dictator Hichilema… Continue reading MUNG’ANDU IS EXPOSING HICHILEMA’S WEAKEST POINTS BY CALLING HIM A LEADER OF INTEGRITY AND HONESTY

When Pilato Was Pilato Before He Become PS He wrote this article in 2019: The JOB of the government is to manage the affairs of the country not just to explain things. The government should be able to plan and find ways of dealing with situations that may happen. The PF government has become so… Continue reading When Pilato Was Pilato Before He Become PS

HICHILEMA SACKS MEDIA DIRECTOR AND DEPUTY HIRES SIMUWE AND SHALALA FOR THE JOB UPND MAKES MEDIA CHANGES President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA has appointed ELVIS NKANDU as UPND Deputy Spokesperson. And the UPND has made changes to its MEDIA team, with MARK SIMUUWE as the Media Director. Mr. SIMUUWE who was until now UPND Consultant will be… Continue reading HICHILEMA SACKS MEDIA DIRECTOR AND DEPUTY HIRES SIMUWE AND SHALALA FOR THE JOB

NO DIRECTOR HAS BEEN FIRED AT ZAMSTATS …they were merely transferred… Lusaka – The Minister of Finance and National Planning Dr SITUMBEKO MUSOKOTWANE, MP, launched the dissemination of the 2022 Census Revised Population Summary Report on Tuesday, 25th February, 2025, at Mulungushi International Conference Center, Lusaka. At the same event, the dissemination of a report… Continue reading NO DIRECTOR HAS BEEN FIRED AT ZAMSTATS…they were merely transferred…

OPPOSITION, CIVIL SOCIETY AGREE TO FIGHT HICHILEMA’S MINGALATO…We Don’t Want Zambia To Burn Next Year – M’membe The opposition political parties and Civil Society have agreed to work together and fight President Hakainde Hichilema’s manipulations (imingalato) ahead of 2026 elections. Insiders within the opposition have told Zambian Eye that it has dawned amongst them that… Continue reading OPPOSITION, CIVIL SOCIETY AGREE TO FIGHT HICHILEMA’S MINGALATO
…We Don’t Want Zambia To Burn Next Year – M’membe

CHUNGA TOWNSHIPS ‘MINERAL FIND’ CONFIRMED AS LOW-VALUE IRON ORE Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development says there is no evidence of mineral “occurrences” like copper or gold in Lusaka’s Chunga Township, where residents have been digging for minerals. But investigations by a team from the Geological Survey Department have established that the mineral identified at… Continue reading CHUNGA TOWNSHIPS ‘MINERAL FIND’ CONFIRMED AS LOW-VALUE IRON ORE

MISA Zambia Condemns Attempts to Gag the Media Through Statutory Regulation FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 3rd MARCH, 2025 LUSAKA – The Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Zambia wishes to express its strong disapproval of the recent statements made by the Chief Government Spokesperson and Minister of Information, Mr. Cornelius Mweetwa, regarding the potential introduction of… Continue reading MISA Zambia Condemns Attempts to Gag the Media Through Statutory Regulation

He’s saying he’s coming back, ndakabika abumvuka amatako obilo onse ndakala – HH By Precious DakaSOMEONE keeps saying he is coming back, coming back where? I have already sat on the chair with both my buttocks and even put glue there, says President Hakainde Hichilema. Meanwhile, President Hichilema says people should consume less than they… Continue reading He’s saying he’s coming back, ndakabika abumvuka amatako obilo onse ndakala – HH

Leadership, Promises, and the Harsh Realities of Zambia’s EconomyBy Kumwesu reporter. In Zambia’s ever-evolving political landscape, the contrasting presidencies of Hakainde Hichilema and Edgar Lungu highlight a familiar pattern the soaring hopes of election victories often clashing with the unforgiving weight of economic realities. Though their leadership styles and policies differ, both leaders have faced… Continue reading Leadership, Promises, and the Harsh Realities of Zambia’s Economy