Fellow Citizens, As 2019 comes to a close, we stand on the threshold of not only another year, but of a new decade. As we launch into the final decade before 2030, my Government and I have our eyes firmly focused on achieving the aspirations of the Vision 2030; which is for Zambia to become a prosperous middle income country by 2030. Our focus is beyond the next election: we look to create a better and more developed Zambia for the benefit of the next generations of Zambians, born and not yet born. We are accelerating towards our goal through...

Before we leave 2019, we would like to say thank you for the encouraging messages of goodwill from citizens around the country across the political spectrum. Looking at the landscape, 2020 promises to be a challenging year for most Zambians. As we brace ourselves for the tough year ahead, We call for a renewed spirit of unity in the country. Let us begin writing the first chapter of our life in this new decade, using the language of hope, faith, forgiveness and love. Only then can we achieve the great destiny of our beloved Zambia. Wishing you all a Happy...

By Derrick Sinjela THE Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) and Bus and Taxi Owners Association of Zambia (BTOAZ) met on Monday 30th December 2019 for a consultative meeting to determine the adjustment in bus fares following the increase in fuel pump price by the Energy Regulation Board last week.   RTSA Head – Public Relations (HPR) Fredrick Mubanga says in a Press Statement that BTOAZ requested permission from the RTSA to vary their current Road Service Licences (RSL) by making adjustment of bus fares as stipulated under the Road Traffic Act No. 11 of 2002. Accordingly, Subsection 12 (d)...