Kamutola Nkani

23/06/2026

JUST IN:
“We won’t appeal, the Lungu family can bury in
South Africa” - Government

22/06/2026

FASHION CAN PAY ABSA CUP WINNERS IN ONE WEEK 🇿🇲🇸🇦

Fashion Sakala Jr.'s reported salary of nearly $77,000 per week (K 1,300,000) in latest contract extension with Al Fayha is more than the prize money for the Absa Bank Zambia sponsored ABSA Cup winners.

Red Arrows FC pocketed K 1,100,000 after winning the 2025-26 ABSA Cup.

08/06/2026

Bakashana mwalikosa

08/06/2026

‎Seven people killed in Lukulu brutal attack put to rest
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By Sibeso Likezo
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‎Seven people who were killed in a brutal attack involving murder, aggravated robbery and arson in Kamboyi Village of Imenda Area in Lukulu District, Western Province, are being put to rest today.
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‎The attack occurred in the early hours of June 6, 2026, when suspected criminals armed with offensive weapons allegedly set five houses ablaze.
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‎Six people died in the inferno, while a one-year-five-month-old infant was allegedly killed with a hammer.
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‎Several other victims sustained injuries during the attack, which also saw the theft of 43 cattle valued at more than K370,000.
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01/06/2026

I removed all my clothes while a man was pointing a gun at me. When the woman saw me naked, she started laughing and said, ‘Abusa (Bishop), you have such a kind of body,’” testifies John General.

01/06/2026

31/05/2026

Nkhosikazi (the widow) of the late Paramount Chief Mpezeni has arrived back in Chipata following the death of her husband yesterday at the University Teaching Hospital.

She was received by the Ministry of Local Government Permanent Secretary, Nicholas Phiri, Eastern Province Permanent Secretary Paul Thole, and other senior Government officials.

David Njengembaso Jere was installed as the Mpezeni IV of the Ngoni in 1982, succeeding his father. He became the longest serving paramount chief.

Credit: Zambia Daily Mail

30/05/2026

Admin ask for me, why is it that whatever Jay Jay Banda says these days is coming to pass?

30/05/2026

Esther Phiri Celebrates Daughter’s Academic Success After Years of Boxing Struggles

Zambian boxing legend Esther Phiri has emotionally shared her inspiring life journey, revealing how boxing changed her life and helped her educate her daughter despite years of struggle, sacrifice, and hardship.

In a heartfelt social media post, the former world boxing champion reflected on her humble beginnings at Mtendere Market, where she was widely known for selling chicken pieces before becoming one of Zambia’s most celebrated female athletes.

From Mtendere Market to Boxing Greatness

Phiri revealed that she initially joined boxing simply to keep fit, never imagining that the sport would eventually transform her life.

“At the beginning, I was just a girl with a funny tough story,” she shared.

According to the boxing icon, someone noticed her potential at a time when female boxing was not popular in Zambia. Despite facing countless challenges, painful training sessions, defeats, and even dangerous moments abroad, Esther Phiri refused to give up on her dream.

30/05/2026

Rest in peace chief mpezeni😭😭