When the Zambia national soccer team, Chipolopolo, are in action, cords of unity are bound together and everyone moves in unison. People put ...

In July 1966, the foundation for the future of work in Zambia was laid for the next five decades. The country’s first university, ...

Planning is an essential foundation stone in the construction of any sustainable economic growth programme.

If you were to ask most Zambians what their country is known for I am sure that the answer would be: the Victoria ...

The majority of a person’s waking hours are consumed by work, therefore, how they perceive it matters.

Agriculture is the primary source of livelihood for many Africans and contributes, on average, 15 percent of Africa’s total gross domestic product

March 21, 2018 will go down in history as the day when one of the largest economic integration initiatives in the world was ...

Zambia is making great strides in the use of information and communication technology (ICT) as a tool for national development, with a goal ...

The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) has an abundance of striking tourist attractions, rich and diverse cultures and breathtaking heritage ...

“Zambians love fish,” laughs Tembwe Mutungu. The Chief Financial Officer of Yalelo Zambia sounds like a man who can’t quite believe the opportunity ...