“The uncomfortable truth is that Zambia’s democracy, while procedurally intact, remains too weak, inconsistent, and politicized to sustain a genuine developmental state,” Macphersson Mutale
“From a macroeconomic perspective, favourable copper prices are strengthening fiscal revenues through the mining sector, improving the government’s capacity to meet expenditure obligations and external commitments,” Zambian Social Economist Kelvin Chisanga -Tuesday, 6th January 2026
FORT PIERCE, Fla., Jan. 5, 2026 — Few novels manage to blend emotional depth, moral…
London, UK – 5 January 2026: The Justina Mutale Foundation is honoured to announce its…
By Thandiwe Moyo Once teeming with fish and sustaining vast farmlands, Zambia’s Kafue River has…
“I have travelled to Ethiopia. I have travelled to Botswana. I have travelled to United States of America (USA), not because I am HIV positive, but because of my potential and what I’m doing as a young person to actually help others out there who are HIV positive—to actually accept themselves and never think of suicide, killing themselves or doing anything that will actually make them regret one day,” recollects Hellen Manda
Fellow Citizen, I invite you to participate in the Movement for National Renewal (MNR), a…
By Kaluba Musenda’ Simuyemba Esq.’ Party Leader & National Chairman – Movement for Change and…
ZANESWA startled over parastatal fiscal decay, demands immediate accountability and financial recovery Sunday 4th January,…
By Hellen Bwalya and Derrick Sinjela In a Sunday 4th January, 2026 Press Statement by…
