Leadership & Governance
Police Shoot Two Suspects Dead After Matero Police Post Attack
Two suspected criminals have been shot dead after police say four armed men tried to free a detainee from SOS Police Post in Matero.
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Business & Economy
OAG Continues Engaging Showgoers at 98th Agricultural and Commercial Show
The Office of the Auditor General is helping showgoers understand its mandate and access published audit reports at Zambia’s 98th Agricultural and Commercial Show.
Election 2026 Economics
ZAF Prays for Peaceful Elections Ahead of Zambia’s 2026 Vote
The Zambia Air Force has held an intercessory prayer service in Lusaka, calling for peace, unity and credible elections ahead of Zambia’s 2026 vote.
Leadership & Governance
EAZ Elections 2026: Why Its Rulebook Needs Fixing First
Ahead of its September 2026 Elective AGM, the Economics Association of Zambia faces calls to reform how its Electoral Committee is appointed and who qualifies to lead, a…
Leadership & Governance
HH Accords Official Funeral to Dr. Namani Monze
President Hichilema has accorded an official funeral to Southern Province Permanent Secretary Dr. Namani Monze and declared 4 August 2026 a day of national mourning.
Leadership & Governance
Emoluments Commission Engages Public at 98th Zambia Agricultural and Commercial Show
The Emoluments Commission is engaging members of the public at the 98th Zambia Agricultural and Commercial Show, providing information on its constitutional mandate and public sector remuneration.
Business & Economy
Balancing Politics and Fiscal Discipline: The Economic Cost of Populism and the Value of Long-Term Policy Planning
A K26.3 billion supplementary budget, softer demand for government paper and a rate cut, all within three weeks. What Zambia’s 2026 fiscal data reveals about the price of…
Business & Economy
Politics and the Economy in Zambia: How Policy Certainty Influences Investment, Employment and Growth
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.