Zambia Daily Mail

09/08/2026

I, Hakainde Hichilema, Bally, your President, with the powers you gave me, of the presidency, I have decided that from today all these volunteer nurses and teachers have been given them jobs. - HH

09/08/2026

Your vote will allow us to continue recruiting more soldiers in ZNS, ZAF Zambia Army - HH in Milenge

09/08/2026

09/08/2026

We love you so much our people of Milenge in Luapula Province.

Thank you very much for your continued support and placing your hope in our leadership.

More social cash transfer. More cash for work. More business opportunities. More schools. More health facilities. More Agriculture support for you all.

This Thursday go and vote for UPND so that together we can continue protecting the gains made this far for mother Zambia.

God Bless Milenge.

Hakainde Hichilema
President of the Republic of Zambia.

09/08/2026

09/08/2026

Security guard detained over Chaminuka Resort CEO murder (story 👇🏻)

09/08/2026

CONFIRMED: Chaminuka owner Sardanis killed in night attack

The owner of popular Chisamba resort Chaminuka, Stelios Sardanis has allegedly been murdered.

Confirming the incident to Zambia Daily Mail, Central Province Commanding Officer Lemekani Chirwa said Mr Sardanis was attacked by a group of about 15 People at his resort last night.

Mr Chirwa said investigations have been instituted and that Police will provide further details soon.

09/08/2026

Insunko, womanising wreck home (story 👇🏻)

09/08/2026

CHAMINUKA OWNER ALLEGEDLLY KILLED IN NIGHT ATTACK

Chaminuka owner Stelios Sardanis has allegedly been murderd by a group of about 15 People.

It is alleged that the incident happened within chaminuka premises last night 8th August.

Central Province Commanding Officer Lemekani Chirwa has confirmed the incident to Diamond news and Police will soon provide furthur details.

- Diamond TV

09/08/2026

Time to seek God's guidance

AS ZAMBIA prepares for the August 13 general election, some church leaders have called on voters to seek divine guidance throughout the electoral process and to reject all forms of political violence.

The men of God, speaking in separate interviews, said that violence not only fails to secure electoral victory but also threatens the nation's peace, unity, and democratic fabric.

Aroma of Glory Ministries overseer Gift Kaputula urged Zambians to remain united as they exercise their right to vote, stating that unity attracts divine blessings.

“There is no better time to be united as a nation than now. We are all looking for the same thing, peace and harmony to continue in our country. We also want Zambia to develop with good infrastructure, and that can only happen if we remain united,” pastor Kaputula said.

He described voting as the proper and democratic means for citizens to express their political will.

“As patriotic citizens, we need to be united. The Zambia we are fighting for should not cost another life. We need to turn out in large numbers and express our opinions through the ballot,” he said.

Pastor Kaputula further called on Zambians to respect the rule of law and honour those in authority throughout the electoral period.

Reverend Solomon Mbulo, who is chairperson for media and publicity for Advocate Zambia as a Christian Nation, cautioned youth and party supporters against engaging in violence, stressing that such actions do not determine election outcomes.

“This is not the time to show who has more power than the other. It is the time to get down on our knees and pray to God to heal our land. We inherited a peaceful country, and we should preserve that peace,” Bishop Mbulo said.

He reminded Zambians that every voter is equal before God, regardless of tribe, background, or political affiliation.

“God does not look at tribe, colour or the political party one belongs to. Let us all pray for these elections. There is still friendship after elections," Bishop Mbulo said.