Kamiza Chikula

Zambia's roads are a lifeline for importers, exporters, and intercity transporters—responsible for transporting an estimated 40% of the country's total exports. According to a Zamstats report, the cumulative total trade from January to May 2024 was K214.4 billion, marking an impressive 27.6 per cent increase.

As I sat in the private section of the Royal Dil Restaurant at Acacia Park, eagerly waiting to conduct my first-ever Table-Talk, a well-groomed, immaculately dressed gentleman with an easy smile walked through the door.

We uncover how Zambia's energy crisis and climate change-induced drought in 2024 impact sectors like agriculture, business, and tourism, and discover solutions for a sustainable future.

On 17 May 1960, a modern era began for Northern Rhodesia with the commissioning of the man-made marvel known as Kariba Dam.

We explore the intricate relationship between sustainability and mining globally, with a focus on Zambia's sector. The article underscores the importance of balanced policies fostering economic growth, environmental preservation, and social equity, envisioning mining aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals for enduring positive impacts.

Imagine, if you will, a near-perfect, almost utopic business environment where just about everything that you require to succeed is at your disposal,