The Ministry of Finance has unveiled a medium-term macroeconomic framework projecting economic growth to climb steadily toward an average of 7 percent annually through 2029.
Zambia National Commercial Bank has introduced a $100 million medium-term note programme to mobilize long-term capital for green energy, climate-resilient agriculture, and social...
British International Investment has announced a $65 million commitment across Zambia and Zimbabwe to strengthen financial markets, back green bonds, and stimulate agricultural...
The Ministry of Tourism announced targets of up to 3 million international arrivals for 2026, supported by increased sector funding and enhanced global marketing.
Zambia launched its National Public Key Infrastructure to establish secure digital identities, electronic signatures, and more trusted online government services.
The National Housing Authority partnered with international developers to address Zambia's housing deficit through prefabrication technology and mixed-use projects.
The Zambia Institute of Public Relations and Communication hosted its annual conference in Livingstone, focusing on communication transparency and accountability.
The Zambia Statistics Agency reported strong quarterly economic growth, driven by agriculture, trade expansion, and resilient activity across secondary industries.
Following its exit from default, Zambia enters a new phase characterised by macroeconomic stability, lower inflation rates, and improved external financial buffers.
The enactment of the Banking and Financial Services Act 2026 expands central bank regulatory authority and modernises financial oversight across non-bank lenders.
The Zambian government secured contractors to deploy 312 MW of new solar capacity across 156 constituencies under a decentralized renewable energy infrastructure initiative.