I LEARNT an important lesson this week from my 10-year old son. The electricity blues hit us in our area as they do predictably and sometimes unpredictably from time to time. Confidently I picked up...

By CHIPEMA SAKAIMBO – THE charismatic Pentecostal movement is under siege presumably by fake church leaders who have been accused of tarnishing the image of the church in the country. But one clergyman has come...

By PRISCA MBEWE – WOMEN make up almost half of the people infected with HIV/AIDS worldwide. But they have limited options for preventing infections. This is why the Government of the Republic of Zambia, through...

By CHRISTINE MWAABA – CLIMATE change, the environment and ecology have become issues of concern the world over and this has increasingly led various societies to employ alternative methods in the quest to sustain life....

By KENNEDY MUPESENI – THIS year’s Copperbelt Mining Trade Expo and Conference (CBM-TEC) targets to attract about 130 companies and 1,600 visitors to discuss challenges facing the mining and energy industries. Leading industry providers will...

By HELEN ZULU – ZAMBIA has the best developing seed industry in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) region due to the private sector participation. Eastern Africa Farmers Federation (EAFF) programme officer,...

By MAIMBOLWA MULIKELELA – BARCLAYS Bank Zambia has pledged to support businesses in the agriculture value chain aimed at accelerating the country’s diversification agenda. Barclays Bank business banking director Regina Mulenga said her bank would...

By KENNEDY MUPESENI and CHATULA KANGALI – THE Government should consider decentralising the issuance of export permits for the country to participate effectively in regional trade. Southern African Cross Border Traders Association Zambia Chapter  (SACBTA)...

ZAMBIA will this month be among the 55 countries to sign and ratify the 2015 Paris Agreement on Climate Change in New York, United States of America. This follows the adoption of the Paris Agreement...

By CHARLES SIMENGWA SOME important lessons that many Zambian voters have learnt in past elections have included those about how great some politicians can be, and how hideous others can also be by promising things...