In the corridors of power, a storm is brewing, and its thunderclaps echo through the halls of the Zambian government. The vultures are circling President Hakainde Hichilema (HH), their talons...
The justice system in Zambia, once revered as a sanctuary for fairness and the last refuge for the aggrieved, has now become the battleground for political score-settling. The sanctity of...
Zambia is endowed with some of the most valuable natural resources in the world—vast arable land and abundant freshwater spread across all its provinces. These resources hold untapped potential to...
Zambia’s government, which once rode the wave of anti-corruption rhetoric, now seems blind to the very rot festering within its own ranks. The paradox of condemning corruption while sheltering the...
For decades, China has been a global economic marvel, growing at unprecedented rates and lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty. Its meteoric rise has had ripple effects far beyond...
On 18 August 2024, Mines Minister Paul Kabuswe hinted at the formation of a new government-owned mining company during an interview with ZNBC. The proposed entity, he noted, would be...
Zambia’s financial dance with the IMF and World Bank reads like a cautionary tale of economic mismanagement, ill-timed interventions, and the dangerous reliance on external debt. Since the country’s first...
