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Former MP, Banda, disputes govt’s 94% debt restructuring claim; says only 57% represents measure of progress
Former Kasenengwa Member of Parliament, Sensio Banda, has dismissed government’s claim that 94 percent of Zambia’s eligible debt has been restructured, describing it ...
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Government explains why church prayer gathering was halted, calls media reports of incident ’total fabrication’
The government has clarified that a prayer gathering organised by the Standing-in-the-Gap team at the Olympic Youth Development Centre (OYDC) in Lusaka was ...
Economy
Zambia among beneficiaries of $14 million global food security initiative
Zambia is among five African countries set to benefit from a US$14 million allocation by the Global Agriculture and Food Security Program (GAFSP) ...
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Ruling UPND accuses Zulu of fueling tension over Lungu’s state funeral
The United Party for National Development (UPND) has accused former President Edgar Lungu’s family lawyer, Makebi Zulu, of creating unnecessary public tension and ...
Economy
Anglo American urged to take responsibility for Kabwe lead poisoning as 140,000 victims reportedly await justice
Environment Africa Zambia has called on Anglo American to take responsibility for its major role in Kabwe’s lead poisoning and contamination, urging both ...
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Lady Lungu loses appeal, govt kicks off constitution review; Zambia, Malawi sign $77 million maize deal. 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. Patriotic Front (PF) member Chishimba ...
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Controversy trails cancellation of Shalom Embassy overnight prayer meeting, as presidency denies any involvement
President Hakainde Hichilema has ordered an investigation into the cancellation of the Standing in the Gap prayers that were scheduled to take place ...
Economy
Kwacha extends gains as foreign exchange inflows strengthen, hits best performance since November, 2023
The Zambian kwacha extended its gains on Thursday, rising for a second consecutive session as increased foreign exchange inflows continued to lift market ...
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UNZA owes K1.3 billion in terminal benefits, unions threaten industrial action if issues not resolved by Dec 31, 2025
The University of Zambia (UNZA) is reportedly owing both serving and retired employees approximately K1.3 billion in terminal benefits alone, according to the ...
Economy
Kalymnos, Kashiba seek $2.4 billion compensation from KCM over alleged illegal ore extraction in Chingola
Kalymnos Processing Limited and Albertina Mwansa Kashiba have formally demanded US$2.4 billion in compensation from Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) for what they allege ...
