High-profile homosexuality cases return to Zambia's courts
Two cases involving a suspected gay couple and a gay rights activist have returned to Zambian courts, raising concerns over growing homophobia.
Zambia's Sata defies call to oust 'biased' chief justice
Michael Sata is under pressure to dismiss the country's chief justice following accusations that he is retaining her in breach of the Constitution.
Zambia police arrest 31 students protesting over food subsidies
Police say they have detained at least 31 students protesting against the government's decision to scrap staple food subsidies.
Zambian govt risks ire by scrapping maize subsidy
A decision by Zambia's president to slash a key food subsidy threatens to hit the poor, stoke inflation and spark a revolt against his government.
Interpol quits Henry Banda case
Corruption probe into ex-Zambian president's son has been abandoned and its records expunged from database. Louise Redvers reports.
Zambia draws flak for summary expulsions
A SA businessperson has been deported from Zambia, the latest in a string of deportations seen as instigated by politically connected competitors.
Gay couple arrested in Zambia under new law
Zambian police have arrested a gay couple after the family of one of the men reported the relationship to authorities.
Zambia: Scott's views do not reflect the official view of SA
Zambian authorities intend asking its vice-president Guy Scott if his reported remarks about South Africa and President Jacob Zuma were accurate.
SA wants answers from Zambia after 'backward' comments
South Africa has demanded an explanation from Zambia on remarks its vice-president Guy Scott reportedly made about President Jacob Zuma and others.
'South Africans are backward'
Zambia's Vice-President Guy Scott wastes little time on diplomatic language as he lets loose on Africa's biggest economy, race, Mugabe and gay rights.
Zambia's Banda rearrested for corruption
Zambia's embattled ex-president has been rearrested and slapped with fresh graft charges linked to nine trucks used for his re-election campaign.
Zambia's ex-president to go on trial over oil deal
Rupiah Banda is set to go on trial this week after being charged with abusing his power over a Nigerian oil deal that he struck while in office.
Zambia: Gunning for the ex-president creates climate of unease
In Zambia, prosecuting former presidents has become a familiar pattern.
Zambia row puts hospital project on ice
A vital 'SA-style' facility for Lusaka is on hold while its pugnacious backer and the IDC squabble.
Zambia loses out to tax dodging
Zambia has been prevented from collecting $27-million in tax revenue by the aggressive tax practices of the Associated British Foods multinational.
Zambian politics trip up FirstRand
Shareholders of Finance Bank are contesting the legality of FNB's doomed acquisition in 2011.
Zambia cracks down on freedoms
Opposition leaders have said colonial law has been used illegally to curb meetings and debate. Louise Redvers reports.
[Slideshow] Afronauts: A fantastical journey
A Spanish photojournalist conjures up an imagined series of what a Zambian space mission might have looked like in her book The Afronauts.
Zambia bans hunting of endangered wildcats
Zambia has banned the hunting wild cats because it sees more value in game viewing tourism than blood sport, said the country's tourism minister.
