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Zambia Daily Mail Names First Woman Managing Director

The Zambia Daily Mail Limited Board has appointed EMELDAH MUSONDA as Managing...

By Ellen Hambuba

The Zambia Daily Mail Limited Board has appointed EMELDAH MUSONDA as Managing Director, making her the first woman to hold the position at the public media institution.

The appointment took effect on October 14, 2026 following approval by the Industrial Development Corporation -IDC.

In a press statement, Zambia Daily Mail Board Chairperson BELLY DUBEKA said the Board is confident that Ms. MUSONDA will contribute to improving the company’s operational performance and advancing its long-term objectives.

The Board has congratulated Ms. MUSONDA on her appointment and wished her success as she works with the management team and staff to drive the organisation’s growth and transformation.

Ms. MUSONDA’s appointment follows her service as Acting Managing Director, a position she assumed on January 31, 2026.

Before taking up the acting role, she served as the company’s Managing Editor from March 18, 2024.

Source: Zambia24 — Read more

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