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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.
Capital does not fear bad policy as much as it fears changing policy. What Zambia’s last four years reveal about the measurable link between predictability, investment and jobs.
Zambia's manifestos promise transformation. The 2026 Budget, the debt position and the revenue base set the limits. A four-test framework for pricing any campaign promise.
A new report finds electric freight can raise driver incomes, but affordable finance, steady demand and flexible leasing models are essential for Africa's transition.
Nominations are now open for the Economics Association of Zambia's 2026 Elective Extra-Ordinary General Meeting, with filing running from 29th July to 7th August and elections set for…
State House says derogatory language aimed at President Hakainde Hichilema is displacing the policy debate voters need, as Chief Communications Specialist Clayson Hamasaka responds to remarks by Socialist…
Political polarization is reshaping Zambia's media landscape, influencing public trust, journalistic independence, and democratic accountability. In this insightful analysis, Dr Wilson Silungwe examines how perceived media bias, digital…
African Rivers has set out a development agenda for Barotseland after participating in the 2026 Kufuluhela Ceremony, proposing movable bridges on the Mongu–Kalabo Road, restoration of the Mwayowamo…
By Prof L. Haabazoka Zambia has a lot of successful people, and one piece of advice they always give me is this: only show people what you can…
