News
News
Why Formalising Zambia's Small-Scale Gold Mining Matters
A striking gap between Zambia's reported gold exports and the value recorded by trading partners has raised fresh questions about illegal mining, informal trade and lost government revenue.
News
Will Fewer Holidays Really Make Zambians More Productive?
As debate grows around Zambia’s “bonus Monday” holidays, questions about productivity have resurfaced. But do fewer pub…
Read More
News
Hantavirus Explained What People Are Getting Wrong About the Virus
Since COVID-19, unfamiliar disease outbreaks have triggered rapid online panic and speculation.
Read More
News
Hon. Rodney Sikumba Opening Zambia to the World
Rodney Sikumba does not fit the usual mould of a tourism minister. Young, commercially minded, and unusually direct, he…
Read More
News
What You Actually Need To Know About The Changed Criminal Laws
A new law just quietly changed how Zambia's criminal justice system works — and most people have no idea. Whether you t…
Read More
News
The Problem with Mob Justice in Zambia
Mob justice in Zambia often begins with suspicion, but too often ends in tragedy.
Read More
News
Zambia’s 24-Hour Economy
Imagine Lusaka at 02:00. Shops open, buses running, people working shifts as if it is midday. That is the idea behind Z…
Read More
News
You Still Haven't Bought LuSe Stocks Yet?
What stood out most significantly for the LuSE, which has often played catch-up to larger markets such as South Africa,…
Read More
News
Road to $1=K10, Kwacha Appreciation
The Zambian kwacha's appreciation to around K18–K20 to the dollar this year has been one of the more striking economic …
Read More
News
What Rejecting US' Billions Could Mean for Zambia
Zambia’s health sector has long relied on international partners to keep hospitals stocked, clinics open and lifesaving…
Read More
News
When Mining Becomes Deadly The True Cost of Illegal Mining
Mining is always dangerous. The real difference is whether that danger is managed by systems or by hope.
Read More
News
Is Zambia Becoming Too Expensive? Paying More for Less
Prices may be reducing, but many feel their groceries are shrinking too. Consumers are noticing smaller quantities at t…
Read More
News
Have Network Issues Improved in Zambia?
ZICTA called for improved network performance and stronger infrastructure. Yet many users still experience congestion a…
Read More
News
New Education Curriculum
Zambia’s 2023 curriculum reform marks one of the most significant shifts in the country’s education system in two decad…
Read More
News
How Zambia is Reacting to the NHIMA Debt Crisis
For millions of Zambians, NHIMA was supposed to mean dignity at the clinic door. No more begging for treatment. No more…
Read More
News
Electricity Tariffs Explained
After months of load-shedding, many Zambians are adjusting to longer hours of electricity, but surprisingly higher bill…
Read More
News
Civil Servants Earn More. Progress or Stagnation
Zambia’s public service workers will see a K700 salary increase in March 2026, following a K500 adjustment the year bef…
Read More
News
Will Fewer Holidays Really Make Zambians More Productive?
As debate grows around Zambia’s “bonus Monday” ho…
Read More
News
Hantavirus Explained What People Are Getting Wrong About the Virus
Since COVID-19, unfamiliar disease outbreaks have…
Read More
News
Hon. Rodney Sikumba Opening Zambia to the World
Rodney Sikumba does not fit the usual mould of a …
Read More
News
What You Actually Need To Know About The Changed Criminal Laws
A new law just quietly changed how Zambia's crimi…
Read More
News
The Problem with Mob Justice in Zambia
Mob justice in Zambia often begins with suspicion…
Read More
News
Zambia’s 24-Hour Economy
Imagine Lusaka at 02:00. Shops open, buses runnin…
Read More
News
You Still Haven't Bought LuSe Stocks Yet?
What stood out most significantly for the LuSE, w…
Read More
News
Road to $1=K10, Kwacha Appreciation
The Zambian kwacha's appreciation to around K18–K…
Read More
News
What Rejecting US' Billions Could Mean for Zambia
Zambia’s health sector has long relied on interna…
Read More
News
When Mining Becomes Deadly The True Cost of Illegal Mining
Mining is always dangerous. The real difference i…
Read More
News
Is Zambia Becoming Too Expensive? Paying More for Less
Prices may be reducing, but many feel their groce…
Read More
News
Have Network Issues Improved in Zambia?
ZICTA called for improved network performance and…
Read More
News
New Education Curriculum
Zambia’s 2023 curriculum reform marks one of the …
Read More
News
How Zambia is Reacting to the NHIMA Debt Crisis
For millions of Zambians, NHIMA was supposed to m…
Read More
News
Electricity Tariffs Explained
After months of load-shedding, many Zambians are …
Read More
News
Civil Servants Earn More. Progress or Stagnation
Zambia’s public service workers will see a K700 s…
Read More