Thirty Ministries, Eight Targets: What Zambia Should Demand in Return
A bigger Cabinet needs a clearer bargain with taxpayers: published costs, clear responsibilities and measurable improvements in services.
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A bigger Cabinet needs a clearer bargain with taxpayers: published costs, clear responsibilities and measurable improvements in services.
President Hakainde Hichilema seeks Parliament’s approval to create, merge and dissolve ministries, with State House citing efficiency and better public services.
Hichilema honours independence heroes and distinguished citizens as Zambia turns 62, urging Zambians to turn freedom into opportunity under the Grow Zambia agenda.
President Hakainde Hichilema pays tribute to the freedom generation and sets out the Grow Zambia Agenda, a plan to lift output in maize, wheat, copper, electricity, tourism and exports. By…
As Zambia turns 62, community service puts patriotism into practice. Why clean public spaces, support for vulnerable people and tree care matter for growth.
Zambia leaves the 25th COMESA Summit in Harare as Vice-Chairperson, having handed over a title deed for a new COMESA headquarters in Lusaka and urged member states to trade with…
Japan has committed ¥999 million, about US$6.17 million, to buy railway maintenance equipment for Zambia, a small but practical addition to this year's rail financing.
Hichilema takes the Grow Zambia Agenda to Harare. We explain the trade priorities, investment figures and delivery measures that matter for Zambia.
President Hichilema is in Harare for the 25th COMESA Summit, where Zimbabwe takes the chair from Kenya. Zambia wants trade barriers removed, and the export figures explain why.
The Emoluments Commission and ZESCO discussed job evaluation, salary harmonisation and affordable pay structures. No salary increase was announced in the supplied update.