News Zambia: Zambia players to miss multiple NWSL games due to CDC’s Ebola travel restrictions
Three Zambia international players will likely miss several weeks of the NWSL season after traveling to Uganda and facing a 21-day restriction upon reentering the United States. The Copper Queens traveled to Uganda for the first leg of CAF Olympics qualifiers on Oct. 8. The teams then traveled to Zambia, where they concluded the series Tuesday. The Centers for Disease Control restricts foreign nationals who have traveled to certain areas of Eastern Africa within the last 21 days from entering th
News Zambia: Zambian NWSL players must wait to return from international duty
Three Zambian players in the National Women’s Soccer League are not yet able to return to the United State following international duty because of U.S. travel protocols surrounding the Ebola outbreak ...
News Zambia: Anantara Tented Camp Kafue River Unveils a Lodge in One of Africa's Last Great Wildernesses in Zambia
Three years in the making, Anantara unveils Anantara Tented Camp Kafue River , its first safari property in Africa, in the same year it celebrates its 25th anniversary. The intimate 13‑key camp embodies African modernism through clean lines, materials shaped by hand and landscape‑informed design, forming an off‑the‑grid sanctuary on the Kafue River in Zambia's largest national park. By placing wellness on equal footing with conservation‑focused safari experiences developed in partnership with Af
News Zambia: Zambia: Restless Western Province Erupts Over Independence Agreement
The Western Province administrative capital, Mongu, on Friday erupted when Lozi tribal loyalists who want to secede from the rest of Zambia fought running battles with police on the day they “declared independence.” Two people were shot dead by the police, a number of people were injured and over 200 arrested and are likely to be charged with treason. Zambian netizens share their opinions on the subject online.
News Zambia: A long drought in Zambia has left people with no crops or money for food
NPR's Ari Shapiro talks with Cindy MCcain, executive director of the World Food Programme, about her current trip to Zambia, where people are enduring a severe drought and going hungry. Across ...
News Zambia: Exclusive: Zambian government has no plans to seize First Quantum - sources
LUSAKA/LONDON/TORONTO (Reuters) - Zambia has no plans to seize the assets of Quantum Minerals Ltd and the copper producer intends to stay in the country despite the government's move to wrest control of a rival miner, government and industry sources told Reuters. Canadian-listed First Quantum has looked on nervously as the Zambian government appointed a provisional liquidator to run Vedanta's Konkola Copper Mines (KCM), claiming KCM has breached the terms of its license. The move has unnerved international miners concerned about rising resource nationalism in Zambia and neighboring countries.
News Zambia: Paris Olympics 2024: USWNT opens group play with 3–0 win over Zambia
The Pittsburgh Steelers face a worst-case scenario after a key cornerback injury following the Joey Porter Jr. trade. Full broadcast information for the Detroit Red Wings' 2026-27 season have been ...
News Zambia: Zambia's cultural confidence is becoming its greatest creative asset
Zambia is becoming increasingly confident in its own identity. You can see it in the growing popularity of the phrase Zambia Ku Chalo or Zambia to the World. What started as an expression of national ...
News Zambia: Zambia Leads One Health Push Ahead of Regional Conference
Interview - In the lead-up to the Southern and Eastern Africa One Health Conference 2025 (11-12 December 2025, Lusaka), the Zambia National Public Health Institute (ZNPHI) is playing a pivotal role. The following interview with Prof. Roma Chilengi, Director General at ZNPHI, explores Zambia’s One Health leadership, how national action links to regional momentum, and what delegates might expect to see emerge from the conference.
News Zambia: Zambia commemorates World Health Day, celebrates WHO 75th Anniversary
World Health Day, commemorated every year on April 7, marks the anniversary of WHO’s founding in 1948 and promotes good health and wellbeing. This year, in addition to drawing attention to Health for All, the theme of the commemoration, WHO is also celebrating 75 years of promoting and improving public health. Because the 7th of April coincided with the Easter celebrations, Zambia only officially celebrated WHO’s successes and the World Health Day on April 12, 2023, at the Mulungushi Conference Centre in Lusaka.
News Zambia: Zambian hitmaker Yo Maps set to headline Sand Music Festival as organisers confirm final details for beachside bash
Music fans across Malawi are gearing up for a weekend of beats and sunshine, after organisers confirmed Zambian star Yo Maps as the headline act for this yea... Read the latest breaking news on Nyasa Times.
News Zambia: Zambia archbishop released on bail after night in jail
Archbishop Alick Banda of the Lusaka Archdiocese in Zambia was arrested over the alleged possession of a vehicle suspected to have been unlawfully obtained.
News Zambia: Zambia presses Gulf investors on local mine rules
Zambia is Africa’s second-largest producer of copper, whose prices have soared as demand rises for metals used in electric vehicles and power grids.
News Zambia: Zambia Explained 2026: The Country, Its Copper Economy, Its Politics and What to Watch
Zambia explained: Hichilema's second term, the post-election treason cases, a copper boom, the kwacha and debt recovery, and what foreigners should watch.
News Zambia: Indian billionaire hires Chinese firm for $498 million Zambia project set to become Africa’s largest copper-waste recovery plant
Vedanta-controlled KCM has hired China NERIN to build a $498 million plant expected to recover 70,000 tonnes of copper annually in Zambia. | Business Insider Africa
News Zambia: Global energy giant Mercuria enters African power market with $250 million Zambia bet
Global energy trader Mercuria is investing $250 million in Exergy power projects spanning generation and transmission across Southern and Eastern Africa. | Business Insider Africa
News Zambia: Zambia targets $1 billion from five new listings as first gold ETF nears launch
Zambia is targeting $1 billion from five new stock listings while preparing to launch its first gold ETF on the Lusaka Securities Exchange. | Business Insider Africa
News Zambia: Zambia considers cutting gold tax as $1.8 billion trade gap exposes informal market
Zambia is considering cutting its 16% VAT on gold to formalise trade, recover lost royalties and strengthen the country’s growing gold industry. | Business Insider Africa