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Entertainment
Times of Zambia scoops four MISA media awards
Four Times of Zambia journalists have been recognised for excellence in environmental justice, climate action, water, sanitation and hygiene reporting at the 2026 MISA Zambia Media Awards.
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Sport
King Bux extends three-year unbeaten run in Zimbabwe
Zambian rider Ikram Bux has extended his three-year unbeaten run in the 750cc class after winning at Donnybrook Raceway in Zimbabwe, while teammate Ali Hopper claimed victory in the 1000cc category for 313 Racing Club.
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Crime & Courts
Veep urges regional unity to end mineral exploitation
Zambia has called on Great Lakes region countries to strengthen cooperation against illegal mineral exploitation and ensure natural resources create jobs, support industrial development and improve livelihoods.
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Business
EAZ welcomes $1.5bn IMF Extended Credit staff-level deal
The Economics Association of Zambia says the US$1.5 billion IMF facility will help maintain economic stability, support investment and advance the Grow Zambia Agenda.
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Health
Cholera: 55 new cases, 1 death recorded
Zambia records 55 new cholera infections and one death in 24 hours, as the cumulative case count rises to 874 with 74 patients currently hospitalised.
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Lifestyle
Step aside archibishop told
Catholic-aligned MPs say Archbishop Alick Banda should step aside from pastoral duties while he defends himself against charges of possessing property suspected to have been unlawfully obtained.
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Opinion
MWAZ honours female trailblazers in medicine
The Medical Women’s Association of Zambia has honoured leading women in medicine for their contributions to healthcare, mentorship, medical research and public health, recognising their role in advancing the profession.
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Opinion
From clearance to control
The Lusaka City Council has moved more than 8,000 vendors from the Central Business District under Phase One of Operation Clear Path, reopening walkways and easing congestion. As Phase Two begins, the Council faces its toughest test yet — keeping the city centre clear for…
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Business
CFAO unveils 9th Gen Hilux
CFAO Mobility Zambia has launched the ninth-generation Toyota Hilux, saying the new model reaffirms its commitment to innovation and world-class mobility solutions. Secretary to Cabinet Patrick Kangwa has commended the company, noting the vehicle's importance to key sectors such as agriculture, construction and SMEs.
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Africa & World
Trump calls for new Ukraine leader amid dispute over Russian diesel deal
US President Donald Trump has called for Ukraine to replace Volodymyr Zelensky as the two leaders clash over a diesel supply deal with Russia and Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries.
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Politics
HH gets kudos over construction of 19,000 bed spaces at Mulungushi University
Students at Mulungushi University have praised President Hakainde Hichilema for the construction of 19,000 bed spaces through the Public-Private Partnership model, citing improved welfare, timely meal allowances and better relations with law enforcement.
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Opinion
Fiscal discipline no excuse to neglect public needs
Fiscal discipline must not come at the expense of the public's basic needs. As the 2027 Budget consultations begin, the real test of economic stability is whether it improves the daily lives of ordinary Zambians.
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Sport
Govt issues strong warning against political slogans
Government has warned football fans against chanting political slogans at matches, saying the conduct threatens peace and could trigger violence, following an incident at Nkana Stadium.
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Sport
Daisy Simenda: new Women Fide Master, CB Queen
Zambia's 'Copperbelt Chess Queen' Daisy Simenda has been awarded the Women Fide Master title, cementing her place as the country's second-highest-rated female player and inspiring a new generation of girls to take up the game.
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Politics
Cabinet appointments: Hamasaka urges patience
State House has urged Zambians to be patient as President Hakainde Hichilema works to complete his Cabinet, while dismissing claims that the Grow Zambia Agenda will fail.
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Zambia
Electric vehicles here to stay
The government has begun switching its vehicle fleet to electric vehicles as it develops a policy framework aimed at reducing fuel and transport costs.
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Crime & Courts
11 Arrested at National Heroes Stadium Over Fake Cash Giveaway
Police have apprehended 11 suspects at National Heroes Stadium in Lusaka after a social media post falsely claiming that money would be distributed attracted a crowd.
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Politics
HH sets economic tone
President Hakainde Hichilema says the Government will focus on building a diversified and resilient economy over the next five years to create jobs, expand business opportunities and address the cost of living under the Grow Zambia Agenda.
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Opinion
HH opens Parley today
President Hakainde Hichilema is expected to outline how the Grow Zambia Agenda will translate into jobs, investment and improved household incomes as he opens the First Session of the Fourteenth National Assembly.
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Zambia
Zambia, US sign $1.5bn health deal
Zambia and the United States have signed a $1.5 billion health deal that will support the recruitment of 40,000 health workers over five years, including 15,000 frontline staff and 25,000 community health workers.
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Zambia
Zambia probes Thai ivory seizure
The Government says the reported Zambian origin of a consignment containing 446 elephant tusks and 56,000 kilograms of timber seized by authorities in Thailand and another country has not yet been established.
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Politics
Harmonise energy policies
President Hakainde Hichilema has called for the harmonisation of regional energy policies and increased investment in transmission infrastructure to build reliable power systems, stressing that Zambia’s 10,000 megawatt generation target must serve as an enabler for economic growth under the Grow Zambia Agenda.
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Business
Govt acts to curb fake seeds
The Government has warned agro-dealers and farmers against dealing in counterfeit seed, saying those found supplying fake products on the Zambian market will face the law.
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Africa & World
South Africa crackdowns on graft at borders, immigration system
South Africa is stepping up efforts to root out corruption and fraud at its borders and ports of entry, with officials implicated in misconduct facing disciplinary action, dismissal and criminal charges, an official has said.
