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Ministry of Health is in serious negotiations with creditors to either reschedule or revise the K2.2 billion owed to suppliers of medicine and health equipment as part of government’s resolve to ease its debt burden, MakanDay understands.

In 2018, the son of the president of the island nation of Comoros was back home in the capital city of Moroni and looking to make a buck.

Zambia has lost millions of taxpayers’ money through bogus purchase of undelivered planes as government, with help from Ethiopian Airline pushes through the controversial relaunch of the national carrier, despite the country’s precarious debt position.

In the diaries of the Zambian justice system, there can be few examples of just how broken the system is than the case of Robert Chimambo.

As Zambia enters a new phase in its 56-year membership of the International Monetary Fund, an academic paper by Professor Oliver Saasa provides an excellent analysis of the country’s past dealings with the Washington D.C. based institution.

Zambian Finance Minister Situmbeko Musokotwane said yesterday that he hopes agreement with IMF staff will be reached for the country to receive emergency financial assistance by the end of the month.

A MakanDay survey has found farmers in Eastern province got little help from the cashew nut project, part of government’s US$ 32.8 million World Bank-backed Zambia Integrated Forest Landscape Project (ZIFLP), set up to help smallholder farmers to escape poverty, writes Linda Soko Tembo

A Facebook post by former Minister of Water Development, Sanitation and Environmental Protection, Raphael Nakacinda suggests Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema is guilty of blasphemy.

The Zambian government has told the International Monetary Fund it intends to increase investment in health and education despite its perilous debt position

MakanDay and Finance Uncovered, a UK based journalism organisation, interviewed Professor Deborah Brautigam of the ...

Finance minister delivers ‘war cry’ aimed at restoring economic growth and creation of new jobs

Former permanent secretary Charles Sipanje has been identified in leaked documents seen by Makanday Centre for Investigative Journalism.

‘I don’t know how much it is in Kwacha that we have to pay, but it is a lot, in thousands’, says Dickson Chishimba, leaning back on his chai

One month after elections, a survey by MakanDay has established that some polling stations did not have braille jackets for blind voters des

2021 will likely go down as a watershed year for Zambian political history. But the events leading to this momentous year will equally promp

PROMINENT businessman Valden Findlay says the controversial Covid drugs at the centre of a vaccines import scandal were donated by the Unite

While gliding the winds of hope the Hichilema administration promises in its fledgling days of leadership...

IF the last ten years of the Patriotic Front’s period in office is aptly described as Zambia’s lost decade, it is because Zambians bore witn

Party officials of the former governing Patriotic Front (PF) are accused of having offered money and other benefits to foreigners in exchang

As the former governing Patriotic Front (PF) begins to count the cost of its incredible loss, the party must begin the process of serious in

The Patriotic Front (PF) party, with the help of police deployed cadres to make sure opposition political party leaders were unable to mobil

Zambia’s main opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema wins presidential election after defeating his main rival, the outgoing President Edgar L

Levy Ngoma, 29, of Luangeni Constituency in Eastern Province who is totally blind, will be among voters across Zambia who will go to the pol

China’s ‘Super Mafia’ Style Company Takeover Challenged. A manganese mine in Mkushi, central Zambia, has been closed with the loss...

DESPITE the recent increase in weekly COVID-19 deaths announced by government, the numbers could even be higher than what is made known, obs

Justice Mumba Malila of the Supreme Court of Zambia in 2019 self-published a book entitled “The Contours of a Developing Jurisprudence of th

TIME is racing and in a couple of weeks polling day of 12th August will be upon us. It is also just over a month since first republican Pres

ZAMBIANS go to the polls in a few weeks’ time to choose their national leaders. Even though there are 16 presidential candidates taking part

Money paid by small-scale farmers through a government-funded farmer input support programme (FISP), for seed and fertilizer have gone missi