ZAMBIA Chamber of Commerce, Trade and Industry president Chabuka Kawesha says benefits with regards to economic development do not just happen overnight. In an interview, Kabwesha was reacting to concerns that people could not feel

ENERGY Regulation Board Chairperson Reynolds Bowa says with the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, it is hard to predict when exactly the country might begin to experience stabilised fuel prices. And Petroleum Transporters Association

TIMBER Association of Zambia president Charles Masange has condemned Zesco’s decision to award contracts for the supply of wooden poles to foreign companies, saying he smells corruption in the deal. Recently, Zesco shortlisted 10 Zimbabwean

MINES and Minerals Development Minister Paul Kabuswe says ZCCM-IH is undertaking a review and technical evaluation of KCM to ensure that the mining company is viable and remains competitive. Giving a ministerial statement in Parliament,

ECONOMICS Association of Zambia Interim National Secretary Gibson Masumbu says the association is working on a new constitution which will address lacunas limiting disciplinary action against members that became politically biased. In an interview recently,

THE annual inflation rate for March 2022 has reduced to 13.1 percent from the 14.2 percent recorded in February. At a media briefing, Thursday, Zambia Statistics Agency Interim Statistician General Mulenga Musepa said the slowdown

THE Energy Regulation Board (ERB) has increased the price of petrol from K21.96 to 26.50 per litter, while the price of diesel has gone up by K4.68, from 21.54 to K26.22. The ERB has also...

ZESCO Limited Board Chairperson Vickson Ncube says the company opted to engage foreign firms for the supply of wooden poles because Zambian companies don’t have adequate capacity to meet the demand. ZESCO has shortlisted 10

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has urged the Trade and Development Bank (TDB) to involve local Zambian businesses in the supply chain of projects, as this will bring business opportunities and jobs to the people. And TDB

ENERGY Minister Peter Kapala says whereas the government is not going back to subsidies, it plans to start buying oil products in bulk from June onwards in the face of increased international prices. In a