
El Niño Is Global, Not Just African
El Niño's human toll runs from Guatemala and Honduras to Zambia, Malawi and Madagascar. This is a global test of anticipatory action, not only an African one.
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El Niño's human toll runs from Guatemala and Honduras to Zambia, Malawi and Madagascar. This is a global test of anticipatory action, not only an African one.

Foreign Affairs Minister Mulambo Haimbe joined the 74th Extraordinary Meeting of the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group in New York on 20 September, days before delivering Zambia's national statement…

Finance Minister Dr Situmbeko Musokotwane says Zambia's next phase runs on production and exports, with tax compliance funding government's side rather than new taxes.

First-quarter grant receipts came in 67 percent below target. Kelvin Chisanga argues the answer is not more grants but an economy that finances itself through production, exports and…

President Hichilema bade farewell to UN Resident Coordinator Beatrice Mutali and pledged deeper cooperation on growth and health. The Treasury says partnerships will now be judged by measurable…

The Electoral Commission validated all forty proportional representation nominees before Chairperson Mwangala Zaloumis at Mulungushi, completing the new Parliament under Act No. 13 of 2025.

The government has answered the European Parliament resolution on Zambia's post-election situation. Here is what the response says and what it means for trade, investment and the kwacha.

Zambia earned a K30.1 billion trade surplus in the first seven months of 2026, but the copper-heavy structure of trade means the gain could reverse with commodity prices.