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The Congo River could supply a much larger share of Africa’s electricity. Dr Kelvin Kamayoyo argues that turning Inga’s potential into useful power requires cross-border grids, credible financing…
UN chief António Guterres warns of an El Niño of war while Super El Niño 2026-2027 approaches. Dr. Kelvin Kamayoyo argues the world must choose between funding 90…
Africa's richest man has proved that African-led industrialisation can work at global scale. Dr Kelvin Kamayoyo argues his next step should be the one Alfred Nobel took: a…
Only about 450,000 of Zambia's 1.2 million numbered properties carry a title deed. Dr. Krisztián Galánthai Fekete argues the national land titling push deserves support, and that its…
Only 374 of 947 planned boreholes were drilled in 2025. Nathan Meleki explains how Zambia's Access to Information Act lets citizens request the records behind unfinished projects.
3rd October, 2026 Trees are the nerves of planet earth, observed Dr. Kelvin Kamayoyo, Technical Advisor for African Rivers. In human physiology, a nerve is a bundle of…
Zambia must treat climate risk as economic risk, argues Kelvin Chisanga, and price it into every major investment and production decision.
Airtel Zambia's K5.76 dividend is more than a shareholder payout. It is evidence of the growing commercial value of Zambia's digital economy.
