By HARBGUY MWAMBAZI – MEET Darryl Freeman, an executive celebrity chef who has been in the food preparation business in Zambia for quite some time. Darryl is of British descent. He grew up with his...

By MAIMBOLWA MULIKELELA – ZAMBIA National Commercial Bank (ZANACO) has pledged to turn around its financial position despite the current macro-economic challenges. Zanaco chief executive officer Bruce Dick said the economic outlook and market conditions...

By MAIMBOLWA  MULIKELELA – STANDARD Chartered Bank has advised Zambian investors to take advantage of the high yielding United States (US) corporate bonds in view of the current economic challenges. Currently, the US corporate bonds...

By JUDITH  NAMUTOWE  in Chilubi Island – THE Zambia National Savings and Credit Bank (NATSAVE) has a total branch network of 33, making it one of the most represented non-bank financial institution sectors in Zambia....

By MAIMBOLWA MULIKELELA – PROFLIGHT Zambia has upgraded its 50-seat CRJ-100 jet under the new terms that will see the airline’s local staff taking full control of the plane’s operation. Proflight managing director Tony Irwin...

By JAMES KUNDA – COPPER prices were steady at the start of the trading week supported by a softer United States (US) Dollar following weak US economic data. Meanwhile, the Kwacha continued to trade firm...

By BUSINESS REPORTER? – COPPER prices slipped on Wednesday from nearly five-month highs after weak United States data revived concern about global economic growth.?According to Reuters, three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) fell...

By MAIMBOLWA MULIKELELA – THE Bank of Zambia (BoZ) will continue monitoring the performance of the Kwacha and interacting with market players to ensure the local currency stabilises. The BoZ said its ultimate goal is...

By HELEN ZULU – THE All-share index at Lusaka Stock Exchange (LuSE) has dropped by 0.08 per cent compared to its previous close of 6107.56 points.??According to a trading summary posted on LuSE on Wednesday,...

By JUDITH NAMUTOWE – ZAMBIA’S insurance industry posted more than K1.7 billion written premium in 2014 up from K1.5 billion recorded in 2013. This represents growth of 13 per cent. The Pension and Insurance Authority...