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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.
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The Alarming Rise of Aflatoxins in Zambia
In recent months, Zambia has been grappling with a critical issue: aflatoxin contamination in food products. These harm…
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Collateral Damage
Whatever actions are taken concerning animals will inevitably impact humans as well. These animals and their habitats c…
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The Zambian Way
Despite an overall downward trend in the wild dog population across Africa the Luangwa Valley has seen an uptick. Amish…
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Conservation Through Storytelling
An informed society is the best weapon against wildlife crime, and the media is the best ally for anyone trying to rais…
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Conservation and Tourism Society Tackling Human-Animal Conflict
It’s 3 a.m. on a cold winter night in Livingstone sometime in August 2020. The night is quiet enough to hear…
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Embarrased to be a Human?
What have we humans done which has benefitted the earth? The carbon dioxide we breathe benefits trees to…
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Global Greening at Victoria Falls, a Message of Hope
Have you ever witnessed the natural phenomenon that is the Victoria falls when it is full and bursting at the seams wit…
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Snakes in Zambia -Misunderstood creatures
There are currently 99 species of snakes known to live in Zambia. Of this number, 71 are harmless to human beings. They…
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The conservation story behind COMACO
With a workforce of over 270, COMACO brings healthy food products from small-scale farmers to stores across Zambia and …
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Climate smart agriculture, the great green initiative
Global climate change has put enormous pressure on the world’s agricultural systems to produce enough food for a rapidl…
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Conservation through Education
With COVID-19 being declared a pandemic, the work of the Wildlife and Environmental Conservation Society of Zambia (WEC…
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Conservation in a COVID-19 World How is Zambia coping?
The coronavirus has brought global tourism to a temporary halt, and Zambia’s amazing wildlife tourism economy has not b…
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Lozis Embrace Replica Skins to Save Leopards
The royal paddlers of the Nalikwanda, the Litunga’s royal boat, will be updating an old tradition by adorning themselve…
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Dust, sweat and gears
It was dust, sweat and gears on the 28th of September as the ground thundered and quaked at the wheels of 4×4 char…
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Conservation Education Zambia
When Zambia (then Northern Rhodesia) gained its independence from Great Britain on the 24th of October, 1964 the popula…
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TAFEL Introducing the New Beer on the Block
It was a chilly Saturday afternoon at Grandaddy’s in the heart of Salama Park, as Kazuma Enterprises Ltd, the largest i…
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The Alarming Rise of Aflatoxins in Zambia
In recent months, Zambia has been grappling with …
Read More
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Collateral Damage
Whatever actions are taken concerning animals wil…
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The Zambian Way
Despite an overall downward trend in the wild dog…
Read More
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Conservation Through Storytelling
An informed society is the best weapon against wi…
Read More
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Conservation and Tourism Society Tackling Human-Animal Conflict
It’s 3 a.m. on a cold winter night in Livingstone…
Read More
News
Embarrased to be a Human?
What have we humans done which has benefitted the…
Read More
News
Global Greening at Victoria Falls, a Message of Hope
Have you ever witnessed the natural phenomenon th…
Read More
News
Snakes in Zambia -Misunderstood creatures
There are currently 99 species of snakes known to…
Read More
News
The conservation story behind COMACO
With a workforce of over 270, COMACO brings healt…
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News
Climate smart agriculture, the great green initiative
Global climate change has put enormous pressure o…
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Conservation through Education
With COVID-19 being declared a pandemic, the work…
Read More
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Conservation in a COVID-19 World How is Zambia coping?
The coronavirus has brought global tourism to a t…
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Lozis Embrace Replica Skins to Save Leopards
The royal paddlers of the Nalikwanda, the Litunga…
Read More
News
Dust, sweat and gears
It was dust, sweat and gears on the 28th of Septe…
Read More
News
Conservation Education Zambia
When Zambia (then Northern Rhodesia) gained its i…
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News
TAFEL Introducing the New Beer on the Block
It was a chilly Saturday afternoon at Grandaddy’s…
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