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Borniface Kanyamuna will read from Fortunaire and discuss how he wrote this novella about Zambian hip-hop.

Financial literacy with Aubrey Mwenya and Emmanuel Limwanya

Rewriting Bemba history through Zambian fiction

Zambia exits WHO health workforce ‘red list’: What changed, and does it mean the shortage is over?

John Corley will give a seminar based on his research on Tuesday 13 October from 15:00 to 17:00 at the Henry Tayali Art Gallery.

Kanyamuna reappears with another explosive novella about Zambian music.

Zambia-DRC Power Link: $300m Interconnector Set to Reshape the Copperbelt

Are African writers facing an identity crisis?

Kenny Suze’s The Republic Within: The Ideas That Shape Nations

Joseph-James Kapambwe Wants to Put Zambia’s Development Projects on a Digital Track

Helena Mbilima Looks to the Stars in Her Debut Book

Author to answer questions on 3 October

The Zambian copper that Switzerland never saw

Kelvin Siabunkululu on Youth, Choices and the Road to Finding Oneself

Clement Mumba’s Perspectives: Rethinking Zambia’s Development Story

Richard Sakala Is Taking Zambia’s Crime Fiction to the Streets

The Pulse of Lusaka: Where the City Eats, Shops, Creates and Unwinds

Festus Chongo on Dreaming, Planning and Doing the Work

Glance Wants to Put the Whole Hospitality Business Behind One Screen

Beneath the Mango Tree: Yoweli Chungu’s Story of Childhood, Autism and Belonging

When Education Is Only the Beginning: Penias Phiri’s Preparing the Ground

A Winning Fiscal Strategy for Zambia: From Ministry-Centric Budgeting to Provincial Equity

ZRA Opens a Window for Taxpayers to Clean Up Outstanding Liabilities

HH set to open Parley on Oct 9

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Zambia’s Gold Moment: From Illegal Trading to a Strategic National Asset

Copper Coins and Curses: When Myth Becomes an Economic Allegory

Mirror-trade data suggests a narrowing gap between Zambian export records and partner-country import records, a sign of tightening customs enforcement.