By Chileshe Mwango The UK government says it will help Zambia’s efforts in finding a potential for an extension of a credit facility. In an interview with Phoenix News, British High Commissioner to Zambia Nicholas Wooley says his country being a board member of the International Monetary Fund-IMF- works well with the financial institution…
By Michael Kaluba The Association of Mine Suppliers and Contractors has called on the government to establish the mines and minerals regulatory board to monitor the behavior and the performance of the country’s mining sub-sector. Association president Augustine Mubanga has lamented the lack of a regulatory board to monitor the performance and implementation of…
By Prudence Siabana An economist says the positive economic pronouncements made by President-elect Hakainde Hichilema in his recent address will not only strengthen investors’ confidence but will also position Zambia for better trade with existing and new trading partners. Dr. Nchimunya Ndiili notes that in a global and integrated financial market, investor confidence in…
By Lukundo Nankamba Economist Noel Kabwita is confident that the kwacha will continue performing competitively against the world’s major convertible currencies such as the US dollar due to increased investor confidence in the new government. The kwacha has been on a stable trajectory for the past few days positioning a renewed confidence with above…
By Tinkerbel Mwila The Petroleum Transporters Association of Zambia –PTAZ- is calling on the UPND government to fully implement the statutory instrument (SI) on local empowerment in order to create more jobs for the locals. PTAZ General Secretary Benson Tembo says the actualization of this SI would empower more Zambians in the fuel sub-sector…
By Balewa Zyuulu Inspector-General of Police Kakoma Kanganja has directed all police officers to ensure that they act swiftly and bring to a stop the prevailing violence and thuggery as they are empowered by law to arrest and prosecute any person who abrogates provisions of the law. In a statement, Mr Kanganja says it…
By Michael Kaluba The Democratic Governance and Human Rights Advocates-DEGHA- has projected that the high number of independent parliamentary candidates taking part in this year’s elections will have a significant impact on the presidential vote and running of the business in parliament. DEGHA National Coordinator Gerald Mutelo who last year predicted that there would…
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