Zambia News Journal

Zambia: World Bank Changes Strategy to Arrest Poverty

THE World Bank has revised its strategies for support to African countries to achieve sustainable economic growth and development so that poverty can be alleviated.

Zambia's 1Q Copper Output Up 4% On Year - Central Bank

Zambia's first-quarter copper output increased by at least 4% on the year to 204,597 metric tons, the Central Bank of Zambia said Wednesday, without giving reasons for the rise.

Danbury area children work with songwriter-musician to connect with students in Zambia

Students at the Magnet School in Danbury help singer songwriter John Farrell make a video to bring to a school in Zambia. From left, Julia Hyatt, 10, Eliza Lloyd, 11, Heather McLoone, 11, and Farrell are shown Monday May 9, 2011.

Chinese Company Plans $500 Million Investment in Cement Plants in Zambia

An unidentified Chinese company plans to invest $500 million to set up two cement manufacturers in Zambia, the southern African country’s antitrust commission said.

Zambia: China Calls for Gender Equality

The Chinese government has urged developing countries to promote gender equality in all economic sectors to ensure development in their respective countries.

Zambia Aims to Build Two Power Plants Costing $295 Million, Regulator Says

Zambia’s Energy Regulation Board approved the construction of two power plants that will cost a total $295 million, said Kwali Mfuni, spokeswoman for the Lusaka-based regulator.

Zambia: Join Forces,Women Urged

Women entrepreneurs in the country have been challenged to join forces in order to overcome the challenges faced in breaking the export zone and subsequently the United States of America (USA) market.

Zambia: 'Real Changes Needed in Policy And Implementation'

Zambia has enjoyed economic growth of around six percent per year over the past decade, says Patrick Mucheleka, but the government is failing to translate this into social and economic development for the majority of citizens. The upcoming conference on least developed countries in Turkey offers an opportunity to recalibrate the country's approach to development.

Zambia: President Doesn't Buy Arms, Says Mwansa

Defence Minister Kalombo Mwansa has said it is grossly unfair and mischievous for his predecessor George Mpombo to allege that President Rupiah Banda instructed the ministry to procure arms worth US$100 million when the head of State is not involved in buying arms.

Zambia: Country's Economic Growth Impresses UN

The United Nations (UN) has described Zambia's economic performance as impressive and that it should be sustained to attain the prosperous middle-income country status.

Vedanta Mulls IPO of Konkola Copper Mines in Zambia, Speaking With Bankers

Vendanta Resources Plc Chief Executive Officer Mahendra Singh said the company is studying a possible initial public offering of its Konkola copper mines, is speaking with bankers and waiting for an appropriate time to sell shares. He commented on a conference call today.

Zambia copper output to double by 2015

Zambia: FBZ Take-Over Game

Finance Bank Zambia is ready for a take-over after reaching the basic benchmarks to get a new buyer.

Zambia: RB's Stand of Appointing More Female Judges Cheers Citizens

President Rupiah Banda has broken the adage of saying a 'woman's place is in the kitchen'

Quincy middle school seeking help for Zambia fundraiser

Donations of books, games, sports equipment, and funds for shipping are welcome and may be delivered to Atlantic Middle School during the school day from now until Thursday, May 5th for the fundraiser for Zambia.

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