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Authorities in Zambia have arrested former President Edgar Lungu's son and daughter-in-law on charges of money laundering and possessing property believed to be proceeds of crime worth more than $5 million. Lungu's Patriotic Front Party has described the move as continued persecution of Lungu's family by the government. Police spokesperson Rae Hamoonga told VOA on…

The Zambia authorities has announced the arrest of the former President, Edgar Lungu's son and daughter-in-law on charges of money laundering and possessing property believed to be proceeds of crime worth more than $5million. Although, Lungu’s Patriotic Front Party has described the move as continued persecution of Lungu’s family by the government," New Delhi Times reported citing VOA report.

Police have arrested five people who attempted to traffic two people with albinism in the southern part of Zambia, a police spokesperson said Friday. Rae Hamoonga, the Zambia police spokesperson, said the suspects who attempted to traffic their victims on different occasions but on the same day were intercepted by…

Lusaka - Zambia: The Patriots for Economic Progress (PeP) has expressed dismay at the recent statement made by Mr. Rae Hamoonga, spokesperson for the Zambia

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Lusaka - Zambia: Zambia Police has jointly charged and arrested Dr. Kingsley Chanda, the former Commissioner General of the Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA),

Lusaka - Zambia: The former Permanent Secretary for Northern Province, Mr. Charles Sipanje has been charged and arrested by the Police Investigations Team. He

The members of the New Apostolic Church on Saturday met their tragic death on Saturday, May 13. The bus they were travelling in rammed into a truck killing 25.

Lusaka - Zambia: The Non-governmental Gender Organisations' Coordinating Council (NGOCC) has expressed worry over the escalating cases of gender based

Journalist Innocent Phiri and camera operator Obvious Kapunda, who filmed the raid of an opposition politician's home, were detained overnight by Zambian police, and only released after paying an admission of guilt fine.