Nawa Mutumweno

Amid economic challenges, Zambia is leveraging both public and private sector strategies to foster employment opportunities. With a focus on debt restructuring and international funding injections, the country aims for economic revitalisation. The private sector, especially MSMEs, emerges as a …

Zambian coffee is renowned for its unique flavour profile, characterised by dominant fruit notes

After several years of decline, the Zambian economy started to rebound in 2021. Though the country is experiencing continued signs of growth, challenges still abound. 

African countries have the grand economic opportunity of exporting superfoods to meet rising demand.

he successful operation of a lodge doesn’t just happen overnight; it demands innovation

A $250 million investment in the Enterprise Nickel Project by First Quantum Minerals (FQM) is poised to make Zambia the top nickel producer in Africa and even propel it to one of the biggest producers in the world.

Tourism’s potential to contribute to economic growth, job creation and foreign exchange earnings is phenomenal, being the world’s largest and fastest-growing service industry. Tourism in the COMESA island countries (Seychelles, Madagascar, Mauritius, Comoros) contributes to between 14%-25% of GDP and …

Zambia has a marketable supply of about 2,500 tonnes of honey per annum, a tiny fraction of its production potential.

Africa stands out as the youngest continent with 60 percent of its 1.4 billion population falling under the age of 25 years.

The issue of high international roaming and data charges in Southern Africa has been on the discussion board for many years.