FINANCE Minister Dr Bwalya Ng’andu has written to the Paris Club requesting for payment suspension on Zambia’s principal and interest payments to all its official creditors from May 1 to end-December, 2020. And the World

FINANCE Minister Dr Bwalya Ng’andu has directed ministry officials to prepare a well-structured engagement strategy in preparation for the forthcoming virtual consultative and information exchange mission of the International Monetary Fund from June 22 to

In January 2008, the Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC) became the first privately owned power utility company to list on the Lusaka Securities Exchange (LuSE) in an attempt to boost appetite for local investment and increase

NDOLA Lime Company Limited has retrenched over 200 employees, effective July 31, 2020. Ndola Lime Company Limited has also failed to pay its creditors in excess of US$85 million. This is according to an internal

THE Ministry of Mines and Mineral Resources has announced that the ministry will now be sending officials to mine sites and warehouses to collect samples for export as opposed to relying on samples availed by

ALLIANCE for Democracy and Development (ADD) president Charles Milupi says the move by Zesco to sign a long term power supply agreement with Konkola Copper Mines Plc (KCM was done out of vindictiveness and only

CIVIL Society for Poverty Reduction (CSPR) says government should lessen the tax burden on citizens and increase social protection programs to cushion Zambians against the escalating cost of living. CSPR programs coordinator Chimuka Nachibinga said

GOVERNMENT has postponed the 2020 Zambia International Trade Fair which was scheduled to take place in Ndola from 1st to 7th July due to COVID-19. In a statement, Monday, Commerce, Trade and Industry Minister Christopher

FORMER ZCCM-IH chief executive officer Dr Pius Kasolo says no gold mine exists in Zambia because from available empirical evidence, only exploration and artisanal mining is taking place. And Dr Kasolo says all political party

STAKEHOLDERS have called on government to open up borders and allow the crop marketing season to proceed without any interventions so that farmers can be motivated to continue producing a variety of crops in the