Minister of Transport and Communications Brian Mushimba has insisted that Zambians will be the major beneficiaries of Zambia Airways which will be launched in partnership with the Ethiopian Airline. But a former Zambia Airways pilot

Minister of Finance Margaret Mwanakatwe says Zambia’s reconciled debt stock is currently at US$8.7 billion. And Mwanakatwe says government will resume talks with the IMF in the next two weeks after carrying out a debt

Centre for Trade Policy and Development (CTPD) executive director Isaac Mwaipopo says the motion of impeachment against President Edgar Lungu does not paint a good picture of the country to the outside world. And Mwaipopo

The Zambia Union of Financial Institutions and Allied Workers (ZUFIAW) has charged that the Pensions and Insurance Authority (PIA) has failed to manage the scandal at the Saturnia Regna Pension Fund, thereby proving its irrelevance

ZAMBEEF PLC co-founder Carl Irwin has retired from his position as Joint Chief Executive Officer and Board member after working with the Company for nearly 24 years. Announcing the retirement in a statement yesterday, Irwin’s

Economic analyst Mambo Hamaundu says whilst the reduction in the Monetary Policy Rate has improved liquidity in banks, citizens are unable to get loans to expand their businesses due to uncertainty. The Bank of Zambia

Party of National Unity president Highvie Hamududu says Zambia must have a sustainable fiscal path consisting of comprehensive expenditure reforms that will sustainably reduce the budget deficit. And Hamududu says the Ministry of Religious Affairs

The Zambia Association of Timber and Forestry Based Industries (ZATFI) says statements made by Minister of Lands Jean Kapata concerning the timber industry when she appeared on ZNBC’s government forum recently are misleading. And ZATFI

Zambia Association of Manufacturers President Rosetta Chabala says the approved National Industrial Policy is not enough to boost industrialization in the country, but it is a step in the right direction. Reacting to the statement

The Zambia Independent Broadcasters Association (ZIBA) says it will not be part of the US$282 million digital migration project loan repayment since it was also not consulted at the time of acquiring it. The association