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Gold, Chaos and Cooperatives: Can a Broken System Restore Order at Kikonge?

As the nation marks its 61st Independence anniversary, we call on Zambians to pause, reflect on where we have come from, and consider the...

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FNB ZAMBIA CLOSURE LETTER IS FALSE

By Linda Soko Tembo A letter allegedly authored by FNB's Chief Executive Officer, Kapumpe Chola, dated 16th May 2024, claiming the closure of all FNB...

YES, the two-storey school building is Mandenga Primary in Chirundu

By Pamela Kapekele Various online media outlets, including in WhatsApp groups, have showcased images of an almost completed two-storey 1x6 classroom block, purportedly belonging to...

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Councilor Links, Extra Fees, and Council Denials (Part II)

How political influence and data tampering plague Mufulira’s CDF By Kennedy Mbewe The investigation revealed that Road Range Driving School in Mufulira operates from premises owned...

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Gold, Chaos and Cooperatives: Can a Broken System Restore Order at Kikonge?

As the nation marks its 61st Independence anniversary, we call on Zambians to pause, reflect on where we have come from, and consider the...

“They Promise 60 Jobs, We Feed 3,000 People” – Palabana Farmers Resist Limestone Mine

By Linda Soko Tembo In Palabana, a quiet farming community east of Lusaka, tensions are rising over a proposed limestone mine. Chinese-owned Evergreat Mining says...

Zambia’s Local Content Law Wins SME Support

By Linda Soko Tembo Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Zambia have hailed the government’s newly signed Local Content Statutory Instrument (SI) as a long-overdue...

Journalism is increasingly treated as a crime in Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe Correspondent State surveillance, arrests and detentions have created a climate of fear in newsrooms, and a new law will bring investigative journalism under direct...
This two-part investigation by MakanDay exposes how Zambia’s central medical supply agency, ZAMMSA, descended into chaos, from political capture and procurement manipulation to a...

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