Haimbe arrives in New York for UN General Assembly
Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister Mulambo Haimbe is leading a Zambian delegation to the 81st United Nations General Assemblโฆ
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Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister Mulambo Haimbe is leading a Zambian delegation to the 81st United Nations General Assemblโฆ
Zambia's Kwacha Music Awards has confirmed 27 November 2026 as the date for its highly anticipated ceremony, with organisers promising a transpaโฆ
The bird is found mainly in southwestern Zambia, where it depends on mopane woodland and reliable water sources. Habitat loss and drought pose aโฆ
The government's anthrax vaccination campaign targets 20,000 animals in Mpika, Shiwang'andu and Lavushimanda districts of Muchinga Province. Mpiโฆ
The Food Reserve Agency (FRA) has bought more than one million tonnes of maize from farmers since the start of the 2026 marketing season, with mโฆ
The Food Reserve Agency is stepping up maize procurement and storage in Chililabombwe and Ndola to ease depot congestion and protect grain stockโฆ
Zambia and the DRC have signed a bilateral trade facilitation agreement to streamline customs procedures at Kasumbalesa and Mokambo border postsโฆ
The Judiciary says the documents, described as โthe peopleโs presidential petition,โ were received through the Chief Justiceโs private email andโฆ
Seventy-nine people have been apprehended in Lusaka after a joint security operation uncovered a suspected cybercrime network at Evana Estates iโฆ
Courts and selected Government premises across Zambia have been closed and cordoned off as police and other security agencies conduct nationwideโฆ
Signed into law by President Hakainde Hichilema on December 22, 2023, and officially commenced on June 25, the Act shifts power from State bureaโฆ
THE Government's warning that no election is worth killing or dying for is both timely and necessary. Elections should be a peaceful contest ofโฆ
Exporting unprocessed copper leaves Zambia vulnerable to commodity price swings and forfeits thousands of skilled jobs. Government should tie miโฆ
Born in Lusaka in 1969, Dr Dambisa Moyo has risen to become one of Zambia's most internationally recognised economists and authors. She now sitsโฆ
In the aftermath of the 2026 general elections, a man identified only as "Zonda" expresses shock over the nation's growing gullibility, condemniโฆ