#LATEST:🥺Prophetic warning to MAZABUKA youths ahead of the 2026 General Elections. Don't let politicians use you, this will happen. By Prophet Evangelist Joseph Praise | Generation Media Zambia

LATEST: The Lungu Family says President Hakainde Hichilema should never be anywhere near the body of late former President Edgar Chagwa Lungu.. (Video Courtesy of GrindStone Television Zambia) | Mwebantu

In our latest episode of the People’s Space Podcast, we confront a topical and critical issue in Zambia’s energy sector: Limited Local Participation in Power Trading While ZESCO remains the major public utility, most private power traders remain foreign-owned. Zambian companies operating within the sector continue to face a number of challenges. To help introspect on this topical issue , Join us as we host Dr.Lubinda Habazoka Watch full episode dropping at 8PM CAT on the CTPD Youtube channel and

WATCH VIDEO: Latest Update on water level at the Kariba Dam. Wherever we want to go, our feet shall take us there. Kasonde Mwenda C. | Mwebantu

Zambia’s🇿🇲 economy is forecast to grow 6.4% in 2026, up from 5.8% in 2025, driven by mining and agriculture recovery after drought. Copper production is expected to hit over 1 million tons next year, boosted by major expansions from First Quantum and Barrick Mining. | AFRICA IS HOME

What's the future looking like for Zambia's economy? 🤔 The World Bank's Senior Country Economist has a positive outlook, citing strong mining performance and successful debt restructuring. Learn more about what this means for Zambia's growth. | Zambian Digest

Zambia Projects 6% Economic Growth Amid Strong Sector Performance Zambia’s economy is showing renewed momentum, with growth projected to average around 6% over the next three years. The forecast was presented during the third quarter meeting of the National Development Coordinating Committee (NDCC), highlighting robust performance in mining, agriculture, and manufacturing—sectors that reflect growing confidence in the country’s reform agenda. ZNBC’s Wilson Mulinda reports that the government, th