A witchcraft case involving Zambia’s president brings scrutiny of a colonial-era law and traditions
Two men are on trial in Zambia on charges of practicing witchcraft and possessing charms intended to harm the country’s ...
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Zambia’s inflation hits 39-month high as food prices surge
Zambia’s annual inflation accelerated to a more than three-year high in February as the impact of its worst drought in more ...
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Zambia Fertiliser Project will increase local crop yields in the country by more than 30%
This project, aimed at boosting agricultural production in Zambia by improving the availability and use of fertilizer, will ...
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Zambia - Who Will Benefit From the Global Copper Rush? [analysis]
Zambia is wooing international investors to develop its copper resources but communities dependent on illegal mining want a better deal.This article was originally published by Climate Home News as ...
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Zambia suspends export tax on precious stones, metals
Zambia has suspended a 15% export tax on precious stones and metals in a bid to enhance competitiveness on the global market ...
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IMF Staff Concludes Visit to Zambia
An International Monetary Fund (IMF) staff team, led by Mercedes Vera Martin, visited Zambia during February 19-25, 2025, as part of the Fund’s ongoing engagement with the Zambian authorities and ...
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Ecora enters into $50m copper stream agreement over Zambia project
Critical minerals-focused royalty company Ecora has entered into a $50-million copper stream with Moxico Resources over its ...
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A witchcraft case involving Zambia's president brings scrutiny of a colonial-era law and traditions
a column in the Lusaka Times newspaper asked with scorn. But some politicians and other public figures in Zambia have said they believe in witchcraft, seeking out supernatural help to make them ...
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A witchcraft case involving Zambia’s president brings scrutiny of a colonial-era law and traditions
a column in the Lusaka Times newspaper asked with scorn. But some politicians and other public figures in Zambia have said they believe in witchcraft, seeking out supernatural help to make them ...