For several weeks financiers have demanded answers about Zambia’s external borrowing. But officials have rubbished suggestions of concealed debts
No one sells them openly, no one admits to owning one, and no one has been arrested— but Zambia is waging a fierce campaign against sex dolls
Pilato was forced to flee Zambia after dropping his latest track, which attacked the presidency
Top-down regulatory measures come to naught, so the battle must be fought from the bottom up
Cholera epidemics are preventable in modern times. So why do we continue to see deadly outbreaks?
Basic rights are under severe threat in the region, says Human Rights Watch
Zambia’s government should protect families evicted to make way for commercial farms
A new hydrotherapy centre in Zambia’s capital is making an impact in the special needs field
Thousands of people from the Democratic Republic of Congo have fled to Zambia after violent inter-ethnic clashes and fighting between security forces
More than three decades ago, HIV activists fought against mandatory testing. Now an old battle is finding new life.
Zambian opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema has been released from prison after prosecutors dropped treason charges against him.
Main opposition leader to be freed from prison on Monday after negotiations
The Zambian high commissioner reacts to an article on his country.
Political tensions have been high in Zambia this year after the arrest and continued detention of opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema
Political tensions have been high in Zambia this year after the arrest and continued detention of opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema
Speaking to local press outlets upon his arrival in Lusaka, Lungu announced his intention to “up the game” of policing operations.
As Lesotho proves, a few well-chosen words from South Africa can make a real difference. Zambia needs to hear them.
Zambia’s capital city of Lusaka is on edge after forty-eight UPND members of parliament were suspended.
Over the course of one week, new coach Stuart Baxter has managed to show the nation two Bafanas.
Both SADC and the African Union have been silent on Hichilema’s arrest, as has the South African government.
Until recently, this kind of aggressively hostile behaviour towards any kind of opposition, would have been unthinkable in Zambia
The DA leader was on his way to show support to Hakainde Hichilema, who is being persecuted by his government.
“Any detainee will attest to the fact that the conditions are quite deplorable”
It’s not unusual to hear Nguni or a sprinkling of isiXhosa in the western part of Zimbabwe.
Zambia has the friendliest of people, but doesn’t manage to harness tourism income.
A meander through "the sweetest country" leads to all kinds of finds: local musician JK, the Lusaka National Museum and Zamtel telecom outlets.
The president called for national unity in his speech in Lusaka on Tuesday, saying ‘we are on this journey together’.
Readers write in about the electoral system, Zambia’s elections and the M&G’s story on Naspers.
Campaigning for this week’s vote centred largely on the economy as Africa’s second largest copper producer battles weak commodity prices.
With Zambia’s pre-election violence and economic woes, the ‘political contest has never been this fierce’ say analysts.
Watching the South African metro elections from Zambia, in the final week of its own national election campaign, was a sobering experience.
The chances of the country’s democracy surviving remain tentative in the prevailing economic environment of Africa’s second-leading producer of copper