Evidence-based analysis of the economics behind Zambia 2026 general election: manifesto costing, fiscal space, policy certainty, investment, public debt and the trade-offs between short-term political decisions and long-term economic sustainability.
Debt restructured to 94 per cent of perimeter, inflation at an eight-year low, and record harvests - set against a primary surplus falling by two-thirds and no successor…
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…
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.
Zambia's manifestos promise transformation. The 2026 Budget, the debt position and the revenue base set the limits. A four-test framework for pricing any campaign promise.
