Zambia heads toward the August 13, 2026 elections with encouraging signs of peaceful campaigning, even as the Electoral Commission refutes misinformation about ballot printing and warns against electoral violations. Key developments in energy—like the near-complete Chisamba II solar plant—and rising copper prices bolster economic and infrastructure hopes, while a growing measles outbreak in Western Province and persistent mining sector security threats underscore urgent challenges requiring national coordination.
July 3, 2026 at 2:45 PM UTC
Current Exchange Rates
Latest foreign exchange rates against the Zambian Kwacha
Recent News Digests
Zambia faces a pivotal moment ahead of the August 2026 elections, with major developments in energy security, economic...
Zambia marks a significant conservation milestone with the planned reintroduction of cheetahs to the Luangwa Valley...
Zambia’s 2026 election campaign heats up with President Hichilema defending economic policies—especially foreign...
Today’s digest highlights the transformative impact of the Constituency Development Fund across Zambia, with major...