Analysis
Zambian coverage mentioning analysis, gathered from every newsroom we follow.
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Opinion
GlobeInsightBlog: Your Gateway to Global News and Analysis
GlobeInsightBlog is a digital publication that delivers insightful, well-researched content on global trends, international affairs, and underreported stories. GlobeInsightBlog focuses on providing readers with clear, actionable analysis, bridging the gap between experts, policy discussions, and general audiences. Its goal is to make complex global issues…
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Technology
FintechZoom.io: Expert Analysis for Smart Investing
FintechZoom.io is a cutting-edge financial research platform designed to provide investors, both novice and experienced- with real-time market data, in-depth analysis, and educational resources. It tracks major indices like the Nasdaq and the Dow Jones, monitors cryptocurrency trends, and offers insights into precious metals. By…
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Politics
When Political Analysis Becomes Political Fiction: Sishuwa Sishuwa’s Dangerous Conspiracy Theory
Editor Zambia As usual, Sishuwa Sishuwa’s latest intervention, titled “The Quest for a Life Presidency: How Hichilema Plans to Destroy the Opposition,” is presented as political analysis, but reads less like sober scholarship and more like an elaborate political indictment constructed almost entirely
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Politics
Analysis: Could Türki̇ye Turn Back to China for Air Defense amid U.s. Pressure?
Revisit Chinese long-range air-defense systems if Washington imposes new sanctions or other punitive measures over growing tensions between Türkiye and Israel in Syria. Reports have suggested that Ankara could resume consideration of a Chinese FD-2000/HQ-9-family system, with a potential
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Politics
ANALYSIS: Why Iran May Not “Kneel” Under Renewed U.S. Economic Pressure
Those expecting Iran to surrender under renewed U.S. economic pressure may be underestimating Tehran’s resilience. Washington’s economic campaign against Iran is not new; sanctions and pressure have been a central part of U.S.-Iran relations for decades and intensified significantly under President Donald Trump.
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Politics
CATHOLIC CHURCH LOSES POLITICAL GRIP ….Lubinda Haabazoka warns bishops perceived as biased political players rather than neutral referees
Zambian academic and economist Lubinda Haabazoka has warned that the Roman Catholic Church leadership has officially lost its historical influence over the population due to perceived political bias. In a detailed analysis of the
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Business
Policy institute, UNICEF urge sustained investment in children
The Zambia Institute for Policy Analysis and Research (ZIPAR) and UNICEF have called for sustained investment in health, education, nutrition and social protection as Zambia records encouraging progress in economic stability. ZIPAR and UNICEF encouraged policymakers to protect investment in health, education, nutrition, social protection…
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Politics
Hichilema more disciplined than Edgar Lungu, Mundubile — Wynter Kabimba
ECONOMIC Front leader Wynter Kabimba says one thing he likes and admires about President Hakainde Hichilema is his discipline. Speaking on Prime Television’s Post Election Analysis programme with Paul Shingongo, Kabimba questioned why people would want to “destroy a country” simply because they dislike one…
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Opinion
AIPAC demands transparency over proposed Zambia-US health MoU
The Acton Institute for Policy Analysis Centre (AIPAC) has called for greater transparency over government’s renewed plans to sign a billion-dollar health Memorandum of Understanding with the United States. AIPAC Executive Director, Solomon Ngoma, said the move came months after the government rejected the same…
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Politics
Institute urges return of deputy ministers, reinstatement of chiefs ministry
The Acton Institute for Policy Analysis Centre (AIPAC) has called on Parliament and government to reintroduce Deputy Ministers and to re-establish the Ministry of Chiefs and Traditional Affairs, saying their absence had undermined governance and service delivery. AIPAC Executive Director, Solomon Ngoma said the institute…
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Politics
Canada to Build Six Icebreakers at Cost of $8 Billion
Canada will build six icebreaking vessels over the next five years, with the project expected to cost approximately $8 billion, Prime Minister Mark Carney said. The move could strengthen Canada’s ability to operate in the Arctic and expand access to northern maritime routes. Analysis: Canada
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Business
Zambia to pitch four agricultural value chains at FAO investment forum
Zambia will present investment plans for four priority agricultural value chains — soybeans, honey, beef and common beans — at the 2026 Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Hand-in-Hand Initiative Investment Forum in Rome, Italy. The four value chains were selected following a data-driven analysis supported…
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Business
One of the things ZRA has to really analyze is the cost of collecting certain taxes vs a waiver and formalization
Example, why spend 100,000zmw in costs for ZRA to collect 20,000zmw in taxes? Especially on busineses that clearly wont be able to pay. A 1 time analysis and proposal to waive what without a
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Technology
Telegraph247: Real-Time Breaking News, Global Updates & Expert Insights
Telegraph247 is a modern digital news platform dedicated to delivering real-time updates, in-depth reports, and expert analysis across global events, business trends, technology, health, lifestyle, and entertainment. Designed for today’s fast-paced world, it provides accurate, credible, and timely information to readers worldwide. With a user-friendly…
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Crime & Courts
TIZ Flags K4.2 Billion Unresolved Audit Issues at Ministry of Health
Transparency International Zambia has raised concern over unresolved audit issues in the public sector, with the Ministry of Health recording the highest number of cases. This is contained in the TIZ Analysis of the 2024 Auditor-General’s Report on the Accounts of the Republic of Zambia…
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Politics
Zambia policy institute calls for halt to term-limit debate, parliamentary oath reform
The Acton Institute for Policy Analysis Centre (AIPAC) has called for an end to the current debate on presidential term limits and reform of the parliamentary oath, saying the issues risk undermining Zambia’s democratic integrity. AIPAC Executive Director, Solomon Ngoma, said the debate on presidential…
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Politics
A Statesman’s Choice: Why Mundubile and Makebi Should Reconsider the Petition
BREAKING AKUNA KULALA ANALYSIS A STATESMAN’S CHOICE: WHY MUNDUBILE AND MAKEBI SHOULD RECONSIDER THE PETITION By Golden Mapulanga-political Risk Analyst The withdrawal of Resolute Party and NRPUP from the Tonse Alliance fundamentally changes the political environment surrounding Brian Mundubile and Makebi Zulu. It does not…
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Business
Foreign Exchange Reserves and Their Importance for a Country: The Case of Zambia
Analysis By Professor Lubinda Haabazoka Foreign exchange reserves (often called forex reserves) are one of the most important indicators of a country’s financial strength and external stability. They represent the stock of foreign currency assets held by a country’s central bank to support its currency…
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Politics
Institute questions legal basis of ECZ’s Mandevu fresh poll, warns of damage to public trust
Acton Institute for Policy Analysis Centre has questioned the legal basis of the Electoral Commission of Zambia’s decision to hold fresh Parliamentary elections in Mandevu Constituency without first announcing results already in its possession. Institute Executive Director, Solomon Ngoma, warned that the Commission’s move could…
