Social issues
We hope Iranian war ends quickly so fuel prices don’t shoot up – Hichilema
President Hakainde Hichilema says Zambia hopes the conflict involving Iran ends quickly, warning that rising global oil prices could increase fuel costs and strain the economy.
Police Deputy IG Visits Training College, Emphasizes Discipline and Professionalism
Deputy Inspector General of Police Charity Munganga has urged officers at the Zambia Police Training College to uphold high levels of discipline and professionalism in their daily operations.
FQM and Anzana Electric Partner on 50 MW Hydropower Projects to Power Zambia's North-Western Mines
First Quantum Minerals and Anzana Electric Group have announced a strategic partnership to develop new hydropower projects in northern Zambia.
Lusaka Woman Seeks Divorce After Discovering Husband Has Four Children with Different Women
A Lusaka woman has petitioned the Matero Local Court for divorce after discovering her husband fathered four children with different women. Magistrate Lewis Mumba adjourned the case to 20 February for possible reconciliation.
Family is the Beginning of All Beginnings: WPA Experts Call for Revival of Ancestral Culture
At the World Public Assembly, experts stressed that ancestral culture and family ties are vital for identity, unity, and resilience in today’s fragmented world — a foundation for a harmonious future.
The Power of Goodwill: Public Diplomacy as a Path to a New World Order
At the World Public Assembly, global experts agreed that public diplomacy—rooted in trust, culture, and human connection—is key to building peace and shaping a new multipolar world.
How New Media Shape the Values and Heroes of Our Time: Insights from the World Public Assembly
At the World Public Assembly, experts highlighted how new media shape values and heroes of our time, calling for authenticity, inclusivity, and global dialogue to build trust and inspire society.