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The Zambia Police Service has partnered with the Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) to train 120 officers in criminal investigation skills. “As a Commission, we are aware of the dynamic nature of society. That is why continuous training is necessary to effectively address evolving challenges in the fight against drug trafficking, drug abuse, and money laundering,” Ms. Mvula said. The training was officially opened yestayday February 5, 2025, by Zambia Police Training College Commanding Officer, Mr. Mubita Nawa who is the Deputy Commissioner of Police. Mr. Nawa emphasized the importance of strengthening the tools used in the fight against drug-related crimes for the country’s national progress. He expressed gratitude to the DEC for entrusting the Police Training College with ...

By TROY MUKUPAGregory Chisha, Executive Director of the Center for Constitutionalism and Legal Justice (CCONLEJ), has underscored the paramount importance of peaceful elections in safeguarding Zambia's democratic future. In an interview, Chisha emphasized that the success of future elections, including the pivotal 2026 polls, hinges on the collective ability of all stakeholders to maintain peace and order.Chisha cautioned that the success of elections hinges on the ability of all stakeholders to maintain peace and order. "We have been monitoring the campaign situation in Petauke Central and Pambashe Constituencies, and it is disappointing to note that Petauke Central has recorded a number of violent incidents," Chisha said. "This trend is not only unacceptable but also a threat to the demo...