The whistleblower's case against his own employers and two other government institutions was adjourned to 11th December 2023.

Today, the Supreme Court takes centre stage in the high-stakes case of a Ministry of Finance Principal Internal Auditor, battling against his own employer, the Ministry of Finance, as well as the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) and the Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC).

In the past week, there has been a notable increase in consent orders in Zambia, a development that has prompted scrutiny from two scholars.

As the 2024 election approaches, the author critically examines a pivotal question: Will white capital be able to thwart Julius Malema's ambitious plans? 'How White Capital Rigged South Africa’s Economy'—an analysis unraveling the intricate dynamics of power, politics, and economic hegemony.

As the nation anticipates the recruitment of 4,000 healthcare workers, recent tragedies at Levy Hospital expose the dire consequences of insufficient staffing.

In the secluded corners of Sinazongwe, a once-peaceful Zambian community in the Southern Province now grapples with an unforeseen adversary - a menacing anthrax outbreak, pushing communities to the edge of an unprecedented crisis.

The ongoing battle of the Malcom community against pollution from co-owned giants threatens the wellbeing of residents and dashes their dreams.

Reginald Ntomba explores the evolution of Zambia's Access to Information Bill, scrutinising its promises and pitfalls. As the government finally takes a step towards transparency, what lies ahead in the battle for true information accessibility? Will this be Zambia's game-changer?

The recently inaugurated US$53 million water project in the northern region is facing a storm of controversy, marked by intense debates over the inconsistent water supply in certain areas, despite the project's launch at the end of October, as reported by Radio Mano in Kasama.

In a tale of political reversals and turmoil in Zambia, Miles Sampa, once ousted by Edgar Lungu, orchestrated a comeback, symbolising a recurring pattern in the nation's politics. History appears to be repeating itself as Lungu is now on the receiving end.

Government Bureaucratic Hurdles Worsen Crisis at Nitrogen Chemicals

MakanDay investigates the sporadic water supply issues in Kasama town, shedding light on how the selection of a contractor and political affiliations have impeded the advancement of the government-funded US$53 million water project.

If Zambia were a father, he would be grappling with financial difficulties, fiscal irresponsibility, mounting debt, and a divided home where justice appears to favour some while leaving others behind.

The story delves into the factors contributing to the lack of consistent water access in communities in Kasama, largely arising from the mismanagement of a multimillion-dollar water project.

The whistleblower is protected by law, yet justice remains elusive.

Wage bill at flagship Queen ‘Mamohato Memorial Hospital balloons by R48-million over a year as politicians appoint family members and friends

MakanDay's investigation uncovers significant obstacles preventing Kabwe's efforts to address environmental remediation and combat the menace of lead contamination under the World Bank-financed $65.6 million Zambia Mining and Environmental Remediation and Improvement Project (ZMERIP).

Pamela embarks on a journey that reveals a mesmerizing fusion of untouched natural splendor, rich cultural heritage, and the poignant history of the valley's inhabitants who made a profound a profound sacrifice, relinquishing their ancestral lands for the construction of the monumental Kariba Dam.

A whistleblower who exposed a major embezzlement scandal in Zambian government ministries faces uncertainty as he awaits a crucial verdict from the Lusaka High Court.

Our journalist, Pamela Kapekele, reflects on a selection of recent headline-making stories in the recent past.

Residents of Lusaka's Garden compound are grappling with the challenge of navigating through sewage and living alongside stagnant sewer water, compounded by delayed assistance in resolving the problem.

In the 2024 budget, the government has boosted the allocation of the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) to K30.6 million from its previous K28.3 million level, yet a substantial portion of these increased funds goes to waste.

As bride prices in China continue to climb and Malawians strive to escape poverty, buying a wife from a poor country appears to be an increasingly lucrative but vicious business.. While Interpol is investigating, the Malawian authorities are hobbled by inertia and corruption.

The authors explore how a landmark Court of Appeal ruling has reshaped justice for female survivors of sexual assault.

In the realm of politics, symbols and words hold significant weight, but what truly defines a leader is the ability to deliver tangible results.

In a battle against corruption and retaliation, an Auditor's fight for justice escalates! Whistleblower exposes massive embezzlement scandal within government, taking legal action against the Ministry of Finance and security agencies. Will the truth prevail, or will powerful forces prevail?

In this report, Linda Soko Tembo sheds light on the struggles faced by former workers of Southern African Ferro Alloys Limited (SAFAL), a manganese mining company, who are grappling with manganism, a story previously covered by MakanDay.

A major land grab and environmental schism involving a chief, the government and local inhabitants is about to unravel in one of Zambia’s most pristine landscapes, as MakanDay correspondent Kiss Brian Abraham reports in this exclusive expośe.

Promises broken and whistleblower betrayed - the troubling tale of Zambia's anti-corruption fight.

The king has secretly been transferring state farms as well as others he holds in trust for his subjects, into his private company.