Munir Zulu constitutionally eligible to contest Thursday 13th August 2026 Lumezi parliamentary seat
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ZCTU’s Dr. Joy Beene keenly empowering women, youth leaders
By Derrick Sinjela Officiating at a Friday 6th March 2026 Grand Palace Hotel Women and…
Zambia High Commission in Kenya hosts Strathmore University Students
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Zambia–US Health Aid – BCA secrecy petitioned
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Princess Kasune prioritizing gender -inclusive capital markets
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Zambia reaffirms commitment to transparency through publication of the Fourth Quarter 2025 Debt Statistical Bulletin
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The Realisation of the African Disability Protocol RAD-P is a European Union Co-funded project
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NAPSA’s investment portfolio grows to K113.5 billion but faces K30 billion in unpaid contributions
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Leadership Movement calls for Health-First Approach in Tobacco Control Bill Debate
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Zambia needs Supplementary Budget to balance costs, navigate potential emerging shocks
“Once Parliament dissolves in 72 days; seven weeks two days or two months two days, expenditure ceilings cannot be expanded without legislative approval, despite the Executive remaining in caretaker capacity, though understanding that the constitutional mandate has a leeway to work out but parliamentary system of approval could be considered as a more safer way to fiscal discipline” prods Zambian Social Economist Kelvin Chisanga