ZAMBIA BLEEDS-23,000 NEW HIV INFECTIONS, 670 CHILDREN DEFILED, 29 MURDERED IN THREE MONTHS Zambia is bleeding not from the wounds of war, but from a brutal, silent war raging within homes, schools, clinics, and on the streets. A nation once full of hope …
Press Statement For Immediate Release Zambia showcases strategic investment opportunities at Expo 2025 Osaka, Japan Lusaka, 1st May 2025. Ministry of Tourism Permanent Secretary Mr. Evans Muhanga has called on the Japanese government and private sector to …
ZAMBIA LAUNCHES FIRST ENAMELLED WIRE PLANT Uniflex Wires & Cables Ltd has officially launched Zambia’s first-ever enamelled wire manufacturing plant in Lusaka, marking a significant $500,000 investment. The launch ceremony was graced by the Minister of …
Illusions of Progress Cannot Mask Zambia’s Harsh Realities By Thandiwe Ketis Ngoma The Mail & Guardian of South Africa recently published a compelling analysis titled “Zambia: Understanding Hakainde Hichilema’s Transition from a Reformist to a Despot,” …
In Zambia, where traditionally men held the most power and authority, more people are confronting cultural norms to try and break the cycle of gender inequality. Our reporter Karen Creed and camera man Brian Walsh travelled to Lusaka, supported by the …
Ecological disaster The accident occurred on 18 February 2025. A wall in a storage area containing the sludge gave way, allowing the toxic waste to flow into the Mwambashi River, which joins the Kafu stream. The latter meanders through five of the country’ …
CHAMWE KAIRA Swakop Uranium (Pty) executive president, Irvine Simataa, along with two officials, recently paid a courtesy call on the Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development Permanent Secretary, Hapenga Kabeta. The discussion centred on a potential …
Zambia’s mining industry has recorded significant growth in the first quarter of 2025, with copper production rising by nearly 30%, according to Mines and Minerals Development Minister Paul Kabuswe. Speaking to the media on the sector’s performance, …
By White Luhanga Zambia recorded 23,000 new HIV infection cases in 2024, and over one-third of them occurred among adolescents and young people. Speaking during the National Consultation Meeting for the Global AIDS Strategy 2026-2031, Acting Minister of …
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