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Who blinks first over Bill 7, Hichilema or civil society? Intrigues as Tasila, Lungu’s daughter loses seat. See our top 10 stories of the week
In case you missed some of the stories, here are the top 10 stories of the week. 1. Tension may be far from ...
Economy
Mukabamo Copper Mine operations suspended following tailings dam collapse
The Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development has suspended all operations at Mukabamo Copper Mine in Mwense District after the collapse of the ...
Economy
Inflation drops to 10.9%, as Zambia posts K1.1 billion trade surplus
Zambia’s annual inflation rate slowed to 10.9 percent in November 2025, down from 11.9 percent recorded in October, as the country posted a ...
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Oasis Forum abandons planned street protests for intercessory prayers, a day after Hichilema vowed to resist ‘lawlessness’
The postponement of the Oasis Forum’s planned peaceful match against Constitutional Amendment Bill 7 marks a turning point in the escalating standoff between ...
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More tension brews as Hichilema vows to resist moves by individuals advocating protests over constitutional reforms
Tension may be far from easing over the standoff between the presidency and organizers of the planned November 28 protests in Zambia. This ...
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Developing Story: Clash of civil societies ensues as Ngoma group drags Oasis Forum over petition to Constitutional Court
A break in the ranks of Civil Society Organisations may be in the offing as splinter groups whose members are already serving in ...
Economy
ZRA reports revenue surge, as Finance Minister cautions against shutting down businesses over tax evasion
The Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) says it has recorded a sharp rise in revenue collection, growing from K58.7 billion in 2020 to K160 ...
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Oasis Forum welcomes Hichilema meeting, fails to rule out protests until president extends formal invitation, sets agenda
The Oasis Forum has welcomed President Hakainde Hichilema’s call for a meeting at State House on the Constitution amendment process, but insisted that ...
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Developing Story: Dialogue or Demonstration? Hichilema waves the olive branch, invites protesters into State House
President Hakainde Hichilema has moved swiftly to contain rising tensions over the proposed constitutional amendments, issuing a fresh invitation to civil society groups ...
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Oasis Forum insists Nov 28 protests will proceed despite govt appeal, says planned action one of many resistance moves
Seventeen hours after Information and Media Minister, Cornelius Mweetwa, urged civil society and the Church to abandon street protests and instead engage government ...
