Let’s avoid past mistakes – IMF
KABANDA CHULU Washington, DC INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund (IMF) managing director Kristalina Georgieva says the world must avoid past mistakes when the negative impact of globalisation on some communities was ignored…
K23 billion needed for drought
CHOMBA MUSIKA Lusaka GOVERNMENT urgently needs K23 billion (about US$940.6 million) in order to effectively respond to the drought disaster. President Hakainde Hichilema, who has appealed for financial support from…
IMF raises caution on rising AI
KABANDA CHULU Washington, DC THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called for a careful balance of policies to tap into the potential of artificial intelligence (AI), which is projected to…
Says it is on brink of technological revolution
KABANDA CHULU Washington, DC THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called for a careful balance of policies to tap into the potential of artificial intelligence (AI), which is projected to…
Stanbic ready to help actualise Zambia’s transportation hub vision
KABANDA CHULU Lusaka STANBIC Bank says it has developed numerous products to support Zambia’s role as a strategic hub that links various trade corridor networks such as Walvis Bay, Kasumbalesa…
Kalandanya tunes cost PF K13m
CHOMBA MUSIKA Lusaka A JUDGE has ordered the Patriotic Front (PF) to pay over K13 million debt, with interest at the Bank of Zambia average short-term deposit rate, owed to…
Man appears in court for killing dad
PRISCILLA CHIPULU, CHOMBA MUSIKA Ndola A 35-YEAR-OLD MAN of Mpongwe has appeared in Ndola High Court accused of brutally killing his 67-year-old father for ‘disturbing his sleep’ In this case,…
Good business environment attracting investments
INVESTMENTS in a modern economy are critical as this is related to positive income effects which result in job creation, which in turn results in higher total national income. This…
State explains online broadcasters licence
CHAMBWA MOONGA Lusaka GOVERNMENT says the law that will require online broadcasters to get a licence does not extend to whoever is on Facebook or any other social media platform.…
No ‘bonanza’ in markets
THERESA KALENGA Lusaka LUSAKA City Council has directed businesses dealing in gambling machines, commonly known as bonanzas, to remove them from markets to inhibit accessibility to children.Council public relations manager…
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