IN any business, either small and medium enterprises (SME) or in a large business establishment, credit sales could be a part of sales arrangement of selling goods and services to the customers to run a...

As indicated last week I will dedicate a few articles to share some lessons from the 42nd African Insurance Organization (AIO) Conference and General Assembly that  was held in the Tunisian Capital, Tunis. The first...

THE announcement that more than 15 million government’s shares in ZCCM Investment Holding (IH) were offered to National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA) through the Lusaka Stock Exchange (LuSE) has reignited public interest. The public interest...

IN the recent past, mainly due to economic turbulences, the banking sector in Zambia has seen increased volatility in exchange rate. This is mainly on account of lower sales of foreign exchange on the market,...

By BENNET SIMBEYE – PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu yesterday met new Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari for bilateral talks on the sidelines of the African Union Summit in South Africa, where they agreed to join efforts in...

By MAYA NTANDA and CHARITY MOONGA – GRISLY suspected ritual killings have continued with the latest victim being a Kitwe man whose body was found with missing body parts and his stomach ripped open. The...

By SYLVESTER MWALE – The Fourth Session of the Eleventh National Assembly will today resume sitting after two months of recess where a number of bills are expected to be tabled. The House is expected...

By REBECCA MUSHOTA – CABINET has approved the Mines and Minerals Development Bill that sets the royalty tax at nine per cent for open cast and six per cent for underground mines. It has also...

EFFORTS by the Government in reducing maternal mortality rate are bearing fruit if reports coming from Mulobezi in Western Province are to be believed. It is gratifying to hear that Mulobezi Rural Health Centre has...

By JAMES KUNDA – AN estimated 16,000 girls dropped out of school in 2014 on account of teenage pregnancies and adolescent marriages. Education Minister Michael Kaingu says 13,200 cases were recorded at primary school level...