Zambia has moved to protect former Presidents, Vice-Presidents and Speakers from post-service economic insecurity. The harder question is how it pays for that protection without quietly building an unfunded political…
Emoluments Commission Director General Chembo F. Mbula urges Integrity Committees to check supplier ownership and act on conflicts of interest.
The Commission has opened a rules-based salary harmonisation exercise for the Zambia Centre for Accountancy Studies, a small case study in the bigger question of controlling Zambia's public sector wage…
By The Zambian Economist Analyst Key takeaways The Emoluments Commission was among the first public institutions to formally congratulate Hakainde Hichilema after ECZ declared him president-elect on 18 August, with…
The Emoluments Commission explains Pension Laws 2026 to Copperbelt stakeholders, with practical implications for workers, employers and public institutions.
Zambia’s Emoluments Commission sits at the intersection of pay equity, public-sector productivity and fiscal stability. Its effectiveness could influence how government converts its wage bill into services for citizens.
Fair and sustainable public-sector remuneration can strengthen the institutions, fiscal credibility and services on which trade and investment depend.
