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The in-house analysis desk of The Zambian Economist, an independent publication based in Lusaka covering the Zambian economy, public finance, banking, mining, agriculture and governance. Every figure we publish is attributed to a named primary source and dated, and forecasts are labelled as forecasts. We analyse policies rather than personalities. Our approach is set out in our Editorial Standards and Corrections Policy. Contact: info@zambianeconomist.com.
Eighteen people now face treason charges in Zambia, including Patrick Mwansa and Valden Findlay, after NRPUP leaders were arrested and charged, lawyer Milner Katolo tells MUVI TV News.
At first light, Lusaka’s Intercity Bus Terminus reveals the workers, travellers and small transactions that connect the capital to the rest of Zambia.
The article draws on statistics contained in the 2025 FinScope Survey. It argues that while mobile money has driven the increase in Zambia's formal financial inclusion from 61.3%…
More Zambians spoilt their presidential ballot on 13 August 2026 than voted for the third- through thirteenth-placed candidates combined. LDF Chairman and CEO Jordan Nkonde says the figure…
At least 31 countries and five international organisations have congratulated President Hakainde Hichilema following his re-election, opening a new phase of diplomatic and economic engagement for Zambia.
China’s foreign ministry says Xian Hui will represent President Xi Jinping at President Hakainde Hichilema’s 1 September 2026 inauguration in Lusaka.
The stadium is ready and so, on paper, is the economy: inflation at 6.2%, copper above $14,000 and partners from the IMF to Washington queuing to deal. Whether…
Inflation cooled to 6.2%, the petition window closed with the courts sealed, and copper held near $14,300. The week ahead belongs to the 1 September inauguration and the…
