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November 5, 2025, 7:07 am
How One-Stop Centres Are Supporting Gender-Based Violence Survivors to Reclaim Their Futures in Zambia
- [Spotlight Initiative] Muchinga Province -- Under the shade of a mango tree at the Isoka One-stop Centre, Jane Nakamba, 27, sat quietly with her child and reflected on her journey.
'You Can't Build Without a Foundation' - MP's Fight for Every Zambian Child #ADEA2025
- [allAfrica] Accra, Ghana -- "Foundational learning, some time back - during my time - was well done," said Honorable Harry Kamboni, Member of Parliament for Kalomo Central in Southern Zambia. "But as we went on, it was neglected."
Cholera - A Political Challenge that Hits Africa Hardest
- [allAfrica] Cholera - A Political Challenge that Hits Africa Hardest
Zimbabwe Agrees to Give Zambia More Water At Kariba After It Exhausted Its Allocation
- [New Zimbabwe] ZIMBABWE has agreed to allow ZESCO to use more water from the Kariba Dam in order to generate additional electricity after the utility exhausted its 2025 water allocation.
Zambia Launches Malaria Vaccine to Protect Over Half Million Children
- [GAVI] The Ministry of Health also presented the Costed Primary Health Care (PHC) Strategy 2025-2031 and its Operational Plan (2025-2026)
Zambia Needs an Updated Constitution, and the People Will Shape It
- [Daily Maverick] What will define the success of this constitutional reform process is whether Zambians believe it reflects their voice. That is the standard we should be judged by. This is an opportunity we cannot waste.
Malawi, Zambia Signs a Landmark Maize Procurement Deal
- [Nyasa Times] Malawi and Zambia have signed a landmark maize procurement agreement of 200,000 metric tonnes worth K387.7billion ($76 million).
Smart Applications Introduces New Digital Health Platforms in Zambia
- [Capital FM] Nairobi -- African digital health firm Smart Applications International has expanded its footprint in Zambia with the launch of two digital platforms designed to enhance patient access, hospital management, and insurance coordination.
Namibia Edged By Zambia in First Leg of Wafcon Qualifier
- [Cosafa] Namibia showed plenty of fight to rally from two goals down but had to settle for a 4-2 defeat at the hands of COSAFA rivals Zambia in their TotalEnergies CAF Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) Morocco 2026 second-round, first-leg qualifier at the Dobsonville Stadium in Soweto on Wednesday.
Zambia Take Two-Goal Lead
- [Namibian] Zambia beat Namibia 4-2 in their Women's Africa Cup of Nations qualifier match in Johannesburg today to take the advantage heading into their return leg match in Zambia on 26 October.
Final Hurdle for Cosafa Sides in TotalEnergies CAF Wafcon Morocco 2026 Qualification
- [Cosafa] The road to the TotalEnergies CAF Women's Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026 heats up this week as Southern African teams enter decisive second-round qualifying action. With places at next year's continental showpiece at stake, three intense contests take centre stage over the next week.
Guns, Gangs and Gold - the Battle for Zambia's Riches
- [GroundUp] Social media posts have triggered a rush of gold diggers
Zesco Win Seven-Goal CAF Cup Qualifying Thriller in Zambia
- [Namibian] Zesco United of Zambia edged Jwaneng Galaxy of Botswana 4-3 on Saturday in a CAF Confederation Cup second round, first leg qualifying thriller.
Namibia Ready for Wafcon 2026 Qualifier Against Cosafa Rivals Zambia
- [Cosafa] Brave Gladiators head coach Lucky Kakuva has named his final squad for next week's TotalEnergies CAF Women African Cup of Nations (WAFCON) 2026 qualifier against Zambia.
Audio Review - Mississippi Records: From Zambia to Rwanda
- [Afropop] An independent label that began in Portland and now based in New York, Mississippi Records is devoted to ethically documenting overlooked music--often by working directly with families and estates rather than relying on expired or unfair contracts.
WHO Africa Active Case-Finding Helps to Curb Zambia Cholera Outbreak
- [WHO] Lusaka -- Zambia declared a cholera outbreak in October 2023. Three months later, cases began to decline as response efforts were strengthened through a concerted push by the national health authorities with support from international and local partners, frontline health workers and community-based volunteers.
