Barrick Lumwana Mine has donated K150, 000 for the rehabilitation of Solwezi General Hospital’s maternity wing recently damaged by a heavy downpour. Last week, First Quantum Minerals stepped in to...
» Read MoreGreen Party president Peter Sinkamba has described as outrageous, unthinkable and an insult to Zambians the proposal by Zesco to increase electricity tariffs. Sinkamba said it is a pity Zambians...
» Read MoreThe Consumer Unity and Trust Society has said the electronic Farmer Input Support Programme (e-FISP) delivers on the commitment to support growth in the Seventh National Development Programme (7NDP). CUTS,...
» Read MoreNatural Valley, the producer of mineral water Manzi Valley, has planned to list on the Lusaka Securities Exchange (LuSE). Natural Valley, which has been in operation for 19 years, has...
» Read MoreThe Zambia Road Safety Trust has advised that the country needs more playgrounds than shopping malls. In a statement in reaction to an announcement that Kalulushi and Chambishi will soon...
» Read MoreHow Zambia Is Defying the Odds In The Face Of Economic Pressure – A Q&A with Christopher Mvunga African economies are primed to be ranked among the fastest growing in...
» Read MoreThe Kalulushi Municipal Council has concluded negotiations with Turbo Agencies and Unity Garments for the proposed construction of two shopping malls in Kalulushi and Chambishi respectively. Kalulushi mayor Rashida Mulenga,...
» Read MoreFourth mobile operator, UZZI Zambia, has been granted an extension to set up its mobile phone network in the country. UZZI Zambia were given a licence in September, 2018 and...
» Read MorePresident Edgar Lungu has commissioned the 54 megawatts solar power plant, Zambia’s largest renewable energy project constructed at a cost of $60 million. The solar power plant under the Bangweulu...
» Read MoreAbout 209 women and the youth have been trained in the production of fingerlings, Minister of Fisheries and Livestock Kampamba Mulenga Chewe has announced. Chewe said the training activities were...
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