A funeral is meant to be a place of mourning, reflection and dignity. It should never become a stage for public humiliation disguised as culture. The shocking treatment of North-Western Province Permanent Secretary Colonel Grandson […]

Horror films have come a long way. What once frightened audiences with ghosts hiding behind curtains and monsters emerging from dark forests now leaves them questioning their own minds. The evolution of horror cinema is […]

Part Two: Moving From Problem Diagnosis to Prescribing Market Reforms Last week’s article argued that public opinion surrounding the Food Reserve Agency’s (FRA) delayed announcement of the maize buying price focused on the wrong policy […]

There is a strange kind of arithmetic taking over the way we talk about health. Everyone, it seems, wants to reach a hundred. There is a supplement for it, a blood test for it, a […]

Ntandabale Ward aspiring councillor Christopher Bwalya of the Socialist Party has endorsed NRPUP president Brian Mundubile as his preferred presidential candidate for the August 2026 General Elections. Mr Bwalya said that if the ruling party […]

CAF Club licenses are passports to Mother Africa. For Zambia’s Red Arrows, they’re the ticket to take the hopes and dreams of an entire nation to Africa. The Zambian champions are proud to confirm they’ve […]

Chingola, Zambia, 21 July 2026 – Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) has announced a landmark ZMW 93 million (US$5 million) sponsorship pledge over the next five years with the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ), aimed at […]

Part One: The Policy Choices Facing Zambia’s Maize Market This week’s Monday Opinion examines the policy choices confronting Government as the 2025/2026 maize marketing season begins. The Food Reserve Agency’s (FRA) decision to delay announcing […]

  Lusaka, Zambia | 15 July 2026 – Yango Zambia, part of the global tech company Yango Group, has partnered with Micro Finance Zambia (MFZ) to introduce a motorcycle financing programme that will help Yango […]

This week’s Monday Opinion concludes our two-part reflection on Zambia’s macroeconomic stability. Last week, we asked whether the economy had started to breathe. This week, the question is sharper: what must happen for stability to […]