THE World Bank says based on Zambia’s population growth, the country needs to create over 10 million new jobs by 2050 to keep its employment rates from declining. Speaking during the launch of “Zambia Country Economic Memorandum”, World Bank Country Director for Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania and Zimbabwe Nathan Belete said the growth paradigm needed to change if the country was to maximise its full potential. “It is clear that Zambia is a land of opportunity. It is one of the most stable countries in Africa. It has substantial untapped natural wealth with great value-addition prospects. The country contains good arable land and a favourable climate. Its agricultural sector can become an engine of economic growth and poverty alleviation and contribute...