Zambia's Treasury released K16.1 billion in August. K7.6 billion, about 47 percent, went to debt servicing and arrears. The IMF says the debt is sustainable but still at high risk…
At least 31 countries and five international organisations have congratulated President Hakainde Hichilema following his re-election, opening a new phase of diplomatic and economic engagement for Zambia.
External debt service now takes about K15 of every K100 Zambia collects, down from nearly K70 before restructuring. Secretary to the Treasury Felix Nkulukusa says the freed cash is funding…
IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva has congratulated President Hakainde Hichilema and pledged continued support as Zambia prepares for talks on a successor Fund programme.
Washington's congratulations to President Hichilema signal continuity in trade, security and health engagement. Here is what that means for Zambian business.
Ballots price policies; guns price risk. Why the President's warning against militia politics is also an investment argument.
By The Zambian Economist Analyst Key takeaways President Hakainde Hichilema has secured a second term with roughly 61% of the vote, giving investors the policy continuity they had priced in…
President Hakainde Hichilema cast his ballot in Lusaka on Thursday as millions of Zambians voted in a general election that will decide whether his economic turnaround earns a second term.
Former PF cabinet minister Dr Dora Siliya has endorsed President Hakainde Hichilema ahead of Zambia’s August 13 election, citing economic continuity, debt restructuring, mining reform, education and jobs.
With six days to go before Zambians vote, the bond market has already placed its bet. Here is what the IMF timeline, the widening fiscal deficit and the copper sector…
