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Zambia court rules children born to refugees eligible for citizenship
Zambia’s Constitutional Court of Zambia has ruled that children born in the country to refugee parents are eligible for citizenship, in a landmark ...
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Kalala urges Zambians to prioritise integrity, national interest in upcoming elections
Former Advisor to late President Levy Patrick Mwanawasa, Jack Kalala, has urged Zambians to evaluate election candidates based on integrity, competence, vision, and ...
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Govt commissions $12 million prefab plant to fast-track delivery of affordable homes, bridge housing deficit
Government has commissioned a US$12 million prefabricated housing manufacturing plant in a move aimed at fast-tracking the delivery of affordable homes and narrowing ...
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Zambian govt admits late President Lungu’s body back in family custody after forced action by South African court
With fresh controversies stirred following concerns over the whereabouts of the remains of late President Edgar Lungu, the Zambian government, through the office ...
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Controversy over late president Lungu rages, as Zambia ramps up power generation. See our top 10 stories of the week
In case you missed them, here are the top 10 stories of the week. 1. The Zambian government has confirmed that the remains ...
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Justice O’ Metre: Recap of cases involving politically-exposed persons, others; March, 2026
Welcome to Justice O’ Metre, an independent tracker on high-profile cases affecting mostly politically exposed persons within the Zambian judicial system, the rule ...
Economy
Govt eyes K1 billion investments as Hichilema opens Luapula Expo
President Hakainde Hichilema says the government is ready to attract significant investments following the successful hosting of the Luapula Investment Exposition held at ...
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Lungu family accuses Zambian officials, South African police of illegal seizure, postmortem on former president’s remains
The family of Zambia’s late Sixth Republican President, Edgar Chagwa Lungu, has accused Zambian government officials and South African police officers of unlawfully ...
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Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa unveils $500,000 solarisation project in Mayukwayukwa
The Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA) has unveiled a US$500,000 solarisation project at the Mayukwayukwa Refugee Settlement in Zambia’s Western ...
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Breaking! Court papers show Lungu’s remains to be returned to mortuary of family’s choice in South Africa
What would become of the remains of late President Edgar Lungu still appears stewed in fresh controversy as court documents seen by Zambia ...
