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Coverage of monetary policy, public finance, growth, investment and the national economic outlook.
Denny Kalyalya wants Zambia’s resources to deliver jobs and better livelihoods. The practical test is whether investment produces functioning services and lasting work.
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…
Zambia plans to prioritise practical skills training over five years. Musokotwane cites Thailand as a lesson in turning education into jobs and productivity.
Government has tabled a K19.9 billion supplementary budget, with K14.7 billion to pay farmers for a record 2.7 million tonnes of maize sold to the FRA, funded mostly…
Lusaka is heading for 34 to 39°C as a super El Niño peaks. Dr Kelvin Kamayoyo argues African cities are defenceless because two decades of deforestation, poor waste…
Sunday Economic Analysis: The Zambian Economist Analyst examines why money runs out before month-end, from inadequate earnings to bills that fall due before income arrives.
Higher fuel costs can leave traders with less income even when their sales rise. Nathan Meleki explains the pressure on Zambia’s informal workers.
Zambia targets 10,000MW of generation capacity and electric-vehicle procurement in Government, alongside private investment in power and charging infrastructure.
