As we begin a new year, Yango Zambia, part of the global technology company Yango Group, shares the key trends observed in Zambia between December 2024 and December 2025. From bustling daily commutes to... […]

If Zambia can modernise currency settlement to match new trade realities, we can also modernise health by integrating evidence-based holistic care that is regulated, researched, and designed for today’s diseases, not yesterday’s myths. That line […]

Mushindamo District is not often spoken of with the same energy reserved for Zambia’s Copperbelt or the Southern Province agriculture heartlands. Yet that may soon change. A detailed diagnostic study of the Mushindamo Farm Block,... […]

In January 2025, a quiet but important signal was sent out, reflecting the seriousness with which Zambia currently views economic governance. In that month, when the Southern African Institute for Policy and Research (SAIPAR) signed... […]

There is a quiet assumption built into many modern healthcare systems, particularly when it comes to long-term conditions such as diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular disease, and other non-communicable diseases. That assumption is not written into policy […]

The week between Christmas and New Year is a strange pocket of time. The noise of December has passed, the bills have not, and January sits ahead of us like a question mark. For many... […]

In Zambia, Christmas does not come with snow or a silent night. It comes with rain. Heavy skies that break open in the afternoon. Green fields that seem to grow overnight. Warm air that clings […]

Zambia’s hugely expanded Constituency Development Fund (CDF) since 2022 has opened unprecedented space for young people across the country to participate in local development. Allocations have increased dramatically, the policy intent is clear, and youth... […]

Lusaka, 16th December, 2025 – Yango Group, a global tech company, is proud to announce the launch of the Yango Fellowship in six African countries: Zambia, Ivory Coast, Mozambique, Ethiopia, Ghana, and Senegal. The fellowship,... […]

Zambia Athletics Association President Major Bernard Bwalya has commended Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) for being an upstanding corporate citizen. “KCM is doing a lot in terms of corporate social responsibility,” he said. This statement was... […]