The debt-service train is coming. Zambia's answer must be millions of productive, income-earning small businesses, argues Steven M. Mbangu.
By The Zambian Economist Analyst Key takeaways Inspector General Graphel Musamba says former Lunte MP Mutotwe Kafwaya died after being shot during an exchange of fire at a…
Dinis Ng'andu Kafwaya has asked the Lusaka High Court for leave to commence habeas corpus proceedings over the continued detention of former Lunte MP Mutotwe Kafwaya.
Fewer than 100 copies remain from a 500-copy print run of the Zambian economist's book on the country's development story, economics and public policy.
Permanent Secretary Thabo Kawana led ministry staff at the burial at Munakombwe Farm in Lusaka, paying tribute to a colleague he described as a reliable pillar of professionalism.
Nearly 80 percent of Northern Province's Food Security Pack caseload has redeemed inputs digitally, with 2,520 households still to collect across 12 districts.
Zimbabwe's deadliest transport disaster has claimed 93 lives on Lake Kariba. The Zambian Economist looks at what the tragedy means for the shared reservoir's hydropower output, tourism economy…
President Hichilema's re-election gives Zambia policy continuity. Kelvin Chisanga on why the second term must turn stability into inclusion, starting with the September Budget.
