The great continent of Africa is known for a lot of things, such as its minerals, and oil, but one thing that tends to attract the world is its tourist attractions. Its wildlife parks and...
Read MoreBy JAMES MUYANWA – THE milestone attained by the Zambian government by reaching an agreement with its bondholders yesterday on the $3.5 billion Eurobonds will trigger many economic benefits.The agreement on the restructuring of Zambia’s...
Read MoreBy THANDIWE MOYO – TOBACCO is a product that has significant economic benefits, but its threat on human health cannot be ignored, with studies suggesting that it is a primary cause of premature death.This is...
Read MoreAs the world navigates towards cleaner energy solutions, Africa’s mining industry has ascended to the forefront of the global energy transition, argues HELEN LUBAMBA of Stanbic Bank.With advancements in technology, health and safety, environment and...
Read MoreBy GUNSTON CHOLA – CONSTIPATED nationalism, as being peddled by proponents of the “resurrection” of the defunct Barotseland Agreement, is a probable ingredient for chaos, divisions and stagnation in the land.Already, the Lamba Lima Royal...
Read MoreZAMBIAN film director Abel Silumbwe has been nominated in the best co-director category at this weekend’s National Arts of Council film and arts festival taking place in Zimbabwe.The event is expected to be held on...
Read MoreZAMBIA has continued on its path of recovery from the cholera outbreak that hit various parts of the country since October, 2023, with a remarkable drop in new cases and a significant number of patients...
Read MoreBy Austin Kaluba If there is something that scares African diasporans in Europe, it is how and where they would be buried. While back home this is also a problem, in a foreign land the...
Read MoreBy ASTON M. KUSEKA – ZAMBIA’s tourism sector is in for a major fillip following the World Bank’s approval of a US$100m credit to support the seven-year Green, Resilient and Transformational Tourism Project.World Bank Country...
Read MoreBy FELIX NKINKE – AS the effects of man-made climate change become more pronounced, water shortages are becoming more common throughout Africa, with Southern Africa identified as a particular climate change hotspot.This has had severe...
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