Emmah Sakala

Finding a job in Zambia in 2026 can feel like a job in itself. With unemployment and informal employment continuing to affect thousands of Zambians, simply sending out more CVs may not be enough. Here is how to make your application stand out, build practical skills employers value, use networking strategically and protect yourself from fake job adverts.

You don't have to travel far from Lusaka to find a change of scenery. Whether you're planning a spontaneous day out or a relaxed weekend escape, these spots offer different ways to experience the country's landscapes, history and culture.

What happens when money, ambition, love and survival become the centre of the story? The Boy in the Red Car & Other Stories brings together 13 Zambian writers in an anthology that explores the many ways women navigate money, relationships, family and everyday life — while offering a glimpse into the resilience of Zambia's literary scene.

They patrol rivers, track poachers, remove deadly snares and protect some of Zambia’s most valuable wildlife. But the work of a game ranger goes far beyond what most visitors see on safari. As poaching, illegal wildlife trade and habitat destruction continue to threaten ecosystems, rangers, conservation organisations and local communities are finding new ways to protect the country’s natural heritage. So, what does it really take to keep Zambia’s wildlife safe—and how can the rest of us help?

What if the best way to see more of a destination was to stop rushing through it? Slow travel encourages travellers to trade packed itineraries for deeper, more meaningful experiences.

The Battle of Kavalamanja left lasting scars on Luangwa and its people. Almost five decades later, the district faces a different kind of conflict as illegal cross-border smuggling threatens security, trade and economic growth.

Investing isn't just for the wealthy. Whether you're looking to grow your savings or build long-term wealth, understanding government bonds and shares is a great place to start.