Mining Pollution: The hidden environmental and health crisis threatening Zambia’s future
Africa has the right policies for Agri-Food Systems transformation – the Major issue is the capacity to implement them
Mining Pollution: The hidden environmental and health crisis threatening Zambia’s future
Climate Change fuels biodiversity loss in Zambia as experts call for urgent action
“Sustainable development requires a broader and more complex policy package targeted at critical sectors such as agriculture, energy, mining value chains, manufacturing, and human capital,” prods Zambian Social Economist Kelvin Chisanga
By Simon Muntemba In a country yearning for fresh momentum, Ackim Antony Njobvu, the president…
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“Leadership is beyond words spoken on the pulpit as a mirror reflected in action repairing Kachikwati Tasala 1 the road enabling worshippers, schoolchildren, farmers, and the general movement,” prayed Pastor Mathew’s M. Masiwa of Fire Mountain Deliverance Ministries International in Petauke District, Eastern Province”
“Importantly, the Zambian kwacha remains within a stronger trading band as compared to late 2025 levels, deeply reflecting sustained confidence supported by export receipts, disciplined macroeconomic management and improving investor sentiment” – says an elated Zambian Social Economist Kelvin Chisanga
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“This milestone underscores our responsibility as the African Union’s premier continental development agency to ensure that AMA is fully capacitated to discharge its regulatory responsibilities,” – AUDA-NEPAD Chief Executive Officer H.E. Nardos Bekele-Thomas
By Derrick Sinjela and Hellen Bwalya Dr. Fred M’membe, the Socialist Party Zambia President and…
“Fusha Imyaka we Lesa Fusha Imyaka we Lesa is the song we are singing on your Birthday 🎂, Fr. Dr. Edward Chola Mwale 🙏.”
“If managed prudently, the 2026 elections can consolidate reforms and mark Zambia’s shift from recovery to durable, inclusive growth,” prods Zambian Social Economist Kelvin Chisanga
