ALVIN CHIINGA, Lusaka THE Economics Association of Zambia (EAZ) says Zambia’s sovereign rating from negative to positive by Standards and Poors (S&P) Global will attract more investment into the country. EAZ president Chrispin Mphuka said in an interview yesterday that the development sends a good signal to investors, who will direct their investments to Zambia
STEVEN MVULA, Lusaka CENTRE for Young Leaders in Africa executive director Jones Mulunga has urged young women in the country to get involved in politics and decision-making. Mr Mulunga says women should fight for space in the political arena. This is according to a statement released in Lusaka on Sunday following a capacity building workshop
KABANDA CHULU, Lusaka CHINA Jiangxi Corporation says there is need to promote skills transfer and knowledge sharing in the construction sector to enable local people to make meaningful contribution to the growth of the country’s economy. Company head of logistical services Emmanuel Mutale said the firm is committed to the promotion of human integral development
NANCY MWAPE, Lusaka THE Food Reserve Agency (FRA) has managed to buy 2,375 tonnes of maize in Mungwi district despite a number of farmers hoarding their yields due to lower price offered by the agency this farming season. Mungwi District Farmers’ Association chairperson David Ng’andu has warned farmers selling their maize not to complain if
BRIAN MALAMA, Lusaka INDUSTRIALISATION, particularly in the manufacturing sector, has been identified as an engine of economic growth as the dynamic growth of east Asian countries attest to this. It is, therefore, important for policy direction to take a new approach by focusing on local manufacturing sector. Industrial growth by all intents and purposes is
BENEDICT TEMBO, Lusaka ZAMBIAN banks that for some time have slightingly been termed as ‘plain vanilla’ banking institutions, focused on taking deposits and lending are slowly shaking off that tag. The banks that initially did not fully incorporate the dynamic changes in the market are now posting positive developments by playing a big role in
KABANDA CHULU, Lusaka CLASSECON Roofing Africa has invested over K540 million (US$ 60,000) in the installation of the latest ridge roofing making machines that are producing high quality materials to meet the rising demand of the Zambian construction sector. A ridge is often used for the beam that joins the parts of a sloping roof
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