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Clear Rules, Visible Delivery: Why a Neighbour’s Refining Model Matters to Long-Horizon Capital JASPER KWAYU Long-horizon capital responds to two signals above all: whether rules are predictable and whether…
MOHAMED AKASHA FOR nearly two years, the city of El Fashir, the capital of North Darfur, endured a prolonged siege by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia, a group descended…
By PAMELA WANGO LUSAKA — Access reforms succeed or fail in rooms the public rarely enters: a hospital board setting next quarter’s staffing, a broadcaster’s rundown before the 19:00…
Seth Broekman OVER thirty years ago, at a revolutionary meeting in Cairo, Zambia stood with 178 other countries and boldly proclaimed ‘NO MORE!’ no more women dying during childbirth,…
THE year 2025 should be a time of celebration, marking eight decades of the United Nations’ (UN) existence. But it risks going down in history as the year when the…
PREETA LAW EVERY year on June 20, the world marks World Refugee Day, a day to honour the strength and resilience of those compelled to flee their homes in the…
Deepening China-Zambia all-weather friendship LAST week, representatives from China, 53 African countries and the African Union Commission gathered in Changsha and attended the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) ministerial coordinator’s…
A deeper commitment to Zambia's development goals IN A demonstration of long-term commitments, the African Development Bank (AfDB) started the process of building its new permanent Lusaka office on June…
THE lack of public parks and welfare centres is particularly detrimental to underprivileged communities, where young people are most affected by limited opportunities for recreation, social interaction and development. As…
KALUWE LIBINGI AS AN educator who has taught trade mathematics and business education in Botswana’s brigade system, and who now teaches in China’s thriving vocational education environment, I have witnessed how…