
Zambia targets 10,000MW as Government pushes electric-vehicle procurement
Zambia targets 10,000MW of generation capacity and electric-vehicle procurement in Government, alongside private investment in power and charging infrastructure.
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Zambia targets 10,000MW of generation capacity and electric-vehicle procurement in Government, alongside private investment in power and charging infrastructure.

Foreign investment, loans and grants should leave Zambia with lasting capacity. TAZARA offers a starting point for judging what remains after the money is spent.

Zambia’s manufacturing priorities cover economic zones, value addition, local buying and export markets. We examine what delivery would mean for jobs, firms and households.

At the Borrowers' Platform's first Governing Council in Bangkok, Dr Situmbeko Musokotwane urged low-income countries to take a bigger role in global debt decisions and called for practical…

The Economics Association of Zambia has welcomed the IMF Extended Credit Facility staff-level agreement as zero-interest concessional finance, and wants it to free up domestic credit for businesses.

The Treasury has released K806.1 million in fourth-quarter school grants, completing a 2026 allocation of more than K2.3 billion. Musokotwane says schools must account for every Kwacha.

Zambia is at the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings days after agreeing a US$1.47 billion programme on paper. What is still missing, who the delegation is meeting,…

President Hichilema’s Grow Zambia Agenda sets eight production targets for 2031. With an IMF staff-level agreement announced on 9 October, we measure how far each target sits from…