THE Word Bank Group (WBG) says implementing key actions in Zambia’s mining, solar power, agribusiness and tourism sectors can help attract up to $21b in cumulative new investment between 2025 and 2030. WBG observes that...

THE Zambia Meteorological Department (MET) says there is more than 80 percent chance of recording rainfall exceeding 25mm over the Northern parts of the country between December 14 and 20, 2024. On the other hand,...

SECRETARY to the Treasury, Felix Nkulukusa, says Zesco did not erroneously pay Exim Bank of China US$80 million, as has been suggested by social media reports. However, Nkulukusa has revealed that Zesco did not consult...

SPEAKER of the National Assembly Nelly Mutti has set Tuesday, December 17, 2024, as the date for a special sitting of the House to consider the Report of the Planning and Budgeting Committee on the...

THE SADC Humanitarian and Emergency Operations Centre (SHOC) has warned that Tropical Cyclone Chido is expected to cause heavy to very heavy rainfall, strong winds and storm surges in Northern Madagascar, Comoros and Mozambique. The...

CHAPTER One Foundation Executive Director Josiah Kalala says to enhance accountability, the Auditor General’s Office should have the freedom to conduct impromptu audits when allegations of impropriety surface. On Wednesday, Acting Auditor General Dr Ron...

THE African Development Bank Group has approved a $108 million loan to Zambia for an initiative aimed at strengthening the country’s economic governance and implementing reforms in key public sectors. According to a statement shared...

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says the intention of Zambians when they conceived the issue of the limited term was not to allow anyone to rule for more than two terms. And President has disclosed that modalities...

THE Bank of Zambia has cancelled the licence of FX Africa Bureau De Change Limited. BoZ Communications Assistant Director Besnat Mwanza said the licence was canceled due to the bureau’s failure to comply with the...

ENGINEERING Institute of Zambia president Wesley Kaluba has wondered whether rain will come as expected, indicating that the traditional practice of relying on annual rainfall for cultivation is no longer tenable. Eng Kaluba has since...