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You Still Haven't Bought LuSe Stocks Yet?
What stood out most significantly for the LuSE, which has often played catch-up to larger markets such as South Africa, Nigeria and Egypt, was the consistency of its rise.
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You Still Haven't Bought LuSe Stocks Yet?
What stood out most significantly for the LuSE, which has often played catch-up to larger markets such as South Africa, …
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Zambia’s 24-Hour Economy
Imagine Lusaka at 02:00. Shops open, buses running, people working shifts as if it is midday. That is the idea …
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LIVING
Side Hustling That Went to Private School
In Zambia today, side hustles are evolving into something more intentional. The multihyphenate lifestyle is redefining work, income, and identity.
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The Problem with Mob Justice in Zambia
Mob justice in Zambia often begins with suspicion, but too often ends in tragedy.
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What You Actually Need To Know About The Changed Criminal Laws
A new law just quietly changed how Zambia's criminal justice system works — and most people have no idea. Whether …
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BRIEFING
The Steady Rise of the Multi-Hyphenate
The future of Zambia’s workforce is already taking shape. The multi-hyphenate isn't a trend; it is the logical outcome of …
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Hon. Rodney Sikumba Opening Zambia to the World
Rodney Sikumba does not fit the usual mould of a tourism minister. Young, commercially minded, and unusually direct, he speaks …
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Business
What it Takes to Do Business with Zambia's Mines in 2026
Since copper was first struck on the Copperbelt, doing business with 'the mine' has been the dream. The money is …
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Three Is Officially a Crowd Zambia’s Public Gatherings Bill
What began as a serious debate around Zambia’s proposed Public Gatherings Bill quickly became one of the country’s funniest online …
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History
African Founding Fathers Who Championed Democracy
They led liberation movements, built nations from colonial borders, and shaped the political futures of modern Africa. But behind every …
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History
The Witchcraft Act and Zambia's Unfinished Colonial Debate
When two men were convicted under Zambia's colonial-era Witchcraft Act in 2025, the case reopened difficult questions about belief, knowledge, …
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Business
Can Zambia Build More Than It Extracts?
As global copper demand accelerates, Zambia faces a defining opportunity: to move beyond extraction and build a deeper industrial economy …
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The LuSE Billion-Dollar Club Has a New Member
For the first time in the Lusaka Securities Exchange's history, a telecoms company has joined the same billion-dollar club as …
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Guy Scott The President Zambia Never Got to Keep
Guy Scott has left us at 82, the man who wore the president's hat for just ninety days but left …
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Business
What Does It Take to Be a Woman in STEM?
Women continue to reshape science, technology, engineering and mathematics despite longstanding barriers. Whether you're a student considering STEM or a …
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Survival Guide to August 13 Election Day
From checking your polling station to preparing for long queues and changing weather, this practical guide shares simple tips to …
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Business
Who Really Benefits Beyond Zambia's Copper Mines?
Zambia's copper production is rising as the country targets 3 million tonnes annually by 2031. While the mines attract most …
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Zambian Women Who Run the Pit
For generations, mines were built around men, from the machinery and protective clothing to the pathways into technical leadership. That …
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Business
Inside the Secret Trade of Zambia’s Mukula Wood
A Mukula tree can begin its journey in Zambia’s miombo woodlands and end thousands of kilometres away in an international …
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Books
Zambia’s Latest Book, The Boy in the Red Car, Hits Shelves
What happens when money, ambition, love and survival become the centre of the story? The Boy in the Red Car …
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News
Africa Is About to Look Bigger on the World Map — Here's Why
When you look at a standard world map, Africa appears roughly the same size as Greenland. In reality, the continent …
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Dangote Refinery IPO How Zambians Can Own a Piece of Africa's Biggest Refinery
The Dangote Petroleum Refinery, a $20 billion facility that is the largest single-train refinery in the world, has opened its …
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What Determines the Price at the Pump?
Every litre of fuel has a story before it reaches your tank. From international oil prices and the strength of …
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