US Ambassador to Zambia Michael Gonzales has challenged the Zambian government to start working on its commitments and pledges on enacting the Access to Information Bill -ATI- into law. Ambassador Gonzales says the action will benefit the country greatly as it will result in increased confidence, particularly among the foreign business sector which will in
Police in full riot gear have continued monitoring and patrolling the Central Business District in Lusaka following yesterday’s cleanup exercise where street vendors who had erected makeshift stands were removed from the streets. A combined team of State and Lusaka City Council police yesterday conducted a cleanup exercise of which most street vendors had their
Street vendors conducting business in the Central Business District in Lusaka this morning woke up to a rude shock after a combined team of state and Lusaka City Council police swung into action in the early hours of today, demolishing some makeshift stands in a cleanup exercise. The street vendors conducting business in the CBD
Green Party leader Peter Sinkamba is urging the Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development to start deactivating dormant mining licenses that have been inactive for three years, as required under the Mines and Minerals Act. According to government, just 2,900 out of the 6,953 mineral exploration licenses awarded in the country as of august 2022
The Southern Africa Network against Corruption says the increase of suspicious financial transactions for the financial year ending 2022 as indicated in the Financial Intelligence Centre -FIC- report calls for political will and a holistic approach in fighting corruption. The FIC annual report for 2022 analyzed 155 suspicious transactions worth K6. 1 billion, out of
About 266 former Maamba Collieries employees who have not received their terminal benefits after they were retrenched almost 25 years ago are appealing to President Hakainde Hichilema to come to their aid and help them to get their benefits. Some of the affected workers talked to by Phoenix News have explained that since their retrenchment
Economist Noah Kabwita says the move by bondholders to commence formal talks to restructure over $3 billion of Zambia’s international bonds reflects the confidence they have in the performance of the local economy. Zambia’s overseas bondholders have entered into a non-disclosure agreement with the Zambian government as of Wednesday this week to mark the start
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