Leadership & Governance
Kafwaya’s Wife Seeks Court Order Over Husband’s Detention
Dinis Ng'andu Kafwaya has asked the Lusaka High Court for leave to commence habeas corpus proceedings over the continued detention of former Lunte MP Mutotwe Kafwaya.
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Ministry of Information and Media Buries Registry Clerk Bweendo Kapopwe
Permanent Secretary Thabo Kawana led ministry staff at the burial at Munakombwe Farm in Lusaka, paying tribute to a colleague he described as a reliable pillar of professionalism.
Leadership & Governance
Kariba Ferry Disaster Death Toll Hits 93: What Zimbabwe’s Worst Transport Tragedy Means for Zambia
Zimbabwe's deadliest transport disaster has claimed 93 lives on Lake Kariba. The Zambian Economist looks at what the tragedy means for the shared reservoir's hydropower output, tourism economy…
Election 2026 Economics
Mwandi MP-Elect Iris Kaingu Congratulates Hichilema on Re-Election
Independent Mwandi MP-elect Iris Kaingu has congratulated President Hichilema on his re-election and pledged to work with him in her role in the new Assembly.
Election 2026 Economics
Why Zambia Cannot Afford Militias: The Economics of Hichilema’s Warning
Ballots price policies; guns price risk. Why the President's warning against militia politics is also an investment argument.
Business & Economy
Emmanuel Zulu: What the EAZ Vice Presidency Candidate Is Offering Members
Emmanuel Zulu is contesting the EAZ National Vice Presidency on a platform of membership value, visibility in economic debate and regional connection.
Election 2026 Economics
Four Opposition Presidential Candidates Concede and Congratulate Hichilema
Four opposition presidential candidates have conceded defeat and congratulated President Hakainde Hichilema, with OPP's Brian Mushimba saying Zambians have spoken.
Election 2026 Economics
ZNBC Defends Its Election Coverage Standards After Public Criticism
ZNBC Acting Head of Corporate Affairs Peter Nyongani says commentary questioning the corporation's election coverage seeks to undermine public confidence in the corporation.