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Inflation at 6.3% in October, the kwacha at K19.42 per dollar in September, copper at $14,416 a tonne, a deficit of $186.4m on trade.

Nsembe Technologies Launches Kopala, a New Zambian Open-World Game Set in Chingola

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

Nsembe builds free offline Clinic OS for low-resource health facilities

Zambia’s New IMF Deal: Stability Has Been Bought. Can Growth Now Be Delivered?

What September’s Fuel Hike Means for Zambia’s Economy

Bank of Zambia Cuts Policy Rate to 10.75% — As KSJ Predicted

What Will the Bank of Zambia Do With the Policy Rate?

Mainza Is Building MichoSMS to Simplify School Management

Keji Labs Wants to Build Technology for the Reality African Businesses Actually Face

The Zambian copper that Switzerland never saw

Five Women Founders Secure US$50,000 in Women in Tech Zambia Cohort 6

Japhet Gondwe and the Lusaka Studio Building Zambia in Code

Karen Moyo Is Building Privify to Protect Africa’s Digital Lives

Wall Street Pulls Back as Oil Rises and Rate Fears Return

From WhatsApp Groups to One Platform: How Students Are Building UniData

Emmanuel Mukange Wants to Build AI for African Problems

Mary Kapikila Wants to Put Zambia’s Logistics Network on the Same Page

The exchange rate is the single price that touches every other price in Zambia. Here is where it has been.

Treasury bill yields, bond yields and the spread between them — a plain-English guide to the most quoted numbers in Lusaka finance.

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

Africa GreenCo Raises US$11.5 Million. Zambia’s Bigger Energy Problem Is Making Power Bankable

Zambia Wants to Formalise Modelling. The Bigger Question Is What Comes Next

Kafue Wild Dogs Break African Mammal Movement Record

Mobile Money Innovation Moves Beyond Simple Transfers.

Local Content Rules Need Clarity, Not Slogans.

Solar-Powered Data Centres Could Cut Connectivity Costs.

In parts of Zambia where reliable internet remains a constraint, the future of education technology may not always look like a classroom full of tablets and high-speed broadband.

Cybersecurity for Small Businesses: The Risks Are Closer Than You Think

Work-Life Balance in the Age of Remote Work: The Zambian Reality

Dr. Edna Litana Makes History as First Woman to Lead EAZ

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

El Niño Is Coming Again: What the Pacific Ocean May Be Telling Zambia

The Corners of Zambia’s Fields: Why Njala Insurance Could Be Our Answer to the Next El Niño

Zambia’s Economy in 2026: From Stabilisation to the Search for Growth

A new generation of edge-computing projects aims to bring digital learning infrastructure to schools without reliable grid or internet access.

Taylor Rule-based models and machine learning forecasts point to a cautious policy stance as inflation expectations stabilize.

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