KK, convinced Pan Africanist – Thabo Mbeki
• Dr. Kaunda before Zambia’s independence was elected as PAFMESA President an indication of his commitment to address continental challenges.• Recall Dr. Kaunda’s memories from
Category : Zambia
Government to ratify Walvis-Bay-Ndola-Lubumbashi Corridor Agreement
• The Agreement is with the Attorney General for legal clearance before it is presented to Cabinet.• The Corridor is very important for Zambia and
Zambia, Zimbabwe hold talks on emerged railways
• Zambia and Zimbabwe operate a company that has interest in mining rights on a piece of land that was bequeathed to Rhodesia.• The two
Zambia to host first-ever EU-Zambia Economic Forum
• The forum is part of a series of high-level engagements that the Head of State has been and continues to engage in.• The goal
Money FM signs an MOU with Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
• MOU will enhance the creation of businesses.• Partnerships have become the cornerstone of transformation and success in post pandemic world.• The Partnership has been
Civil servants urged to remain focused
Newly appointed Eastern Province Permanent Secretary has pledged to continue with implementation of various programs and developmental projects that have been executed by her predecessor
First-quarter banking profits slide 45% lower
The Economics Association of Zambia (EAZ) has observed that the First quarter of commercial banking profitability receded 45% lower to K233.6 million compared to last
Announced COVID-19 measures lacking much-needed tax relief provisions
The Zambia Chamber of Mines says the recently announced Coronavirus measures by the Minister of Finance lack the much-needed tax relief provisions. In a statement
Travel bans affecting Goat exports to Saudi Arabia.
Livestock and Fisheries Minister says imposed travel bans across the globe have affected the implementation of Goat exports to Saudi Arabia. Speaking in an interview
Creditor nations urged to immediately suspend interest payments for Africa
The African Union Bureau of Heads of States comprising leaders from South Africa, Egypt, DRC, Kenya and Mali have called on creditor nations and multilateral