Stories gaining reader attention across Zambia, including viral debates, entertainment, music, sports, and local updates.
Every woman’s breasts are unique. Just like faces, fingerprints and body shapes, no two pairs of breasts are exactly alike. Size, shape and appearance vary naturally from one person to another. Many women worry that their breasts are “abnormal” simply because they don’t look like those seen in advertisements or on social media. The truth […]
Economic Expert, Salwindi Notulu has cautioned against […]
The persistent issue of delayed government payments […]
By Francis Chipalo Democratic Union President Ackim Antony Njobvu has weighed in on the alleged threats to civil servants attributed to Brian Mundubile. NRPUP President Mundubile has reportedly warned and given civil servants a one-month ultimatum to change their work culture, alleging that some had openly supported the current government. It has further been reported […]
UPND has dismissed as false and baseless reports that it facilitated the return of political commentator Chilufya Tayali to Zambia. UPND Deputy Spokesperson Elvis Nkandu has described the allegations that Mr. Tayali’s reported return was facilitated by the ruling party through promises of protection and a government job as unfounded. Mr. Nkandu has told Phoenix […]
CHIPATA – Police in Eastern Province have arrested a 27-year-old man after he was allegedly found in possession of suspected counterfeit Zambian currency amounting to K4,400. The suspect, identified as John Lungu, is expected to appear in court to answer charges relating to the possession of suspected fake money. Suspected Counterfeit Money Discovered at Filling […]
Business and Investment Consultants in Africa (BICA) […]
The Road Development Agency (RDA) has signed […]
This week’s Monday Opinion concludes our two-part reflection on Zambia’s macroeconomic stability. Last week, we asked whether the economy had started to breathe. This week, the question is sharper: what must happen for stability to become real economic relief? Stability must pass
At dawn in Lusaka, Zambia, a widowed mother leaves home to sell tomatoes at a roadside market. She works from sunrise until dusk, yet every week she watches the price of mealie meal, cooking oil and transport climb faster than her earnings. Thousands of kilometres away in Dhaka,
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