Africa’s mineral strength is wasted if countries don’t work together – new report
Gideon Ndubuisi, Delft University of Technology; Elvis Korku Avenyo, University of Johannesburg; Solomon Owusu, Boston University, and Woubet Kassa, American…
Gideon Ndubuisi, Delft University of Technology; Elvis Korku Avenyo, University of Johannesburg; Solomon Owusu, Boston University, and Woubet Kassa, American…
A reflection on Judges 10:1–5; 11:1, 3, 5–9 Bishop Brian Bwalya – Resident Pastor, Word of Life Christian Fellowship Every…
Introduction: The Copperbelt at a Historic Crossroads For more than a century, Zambia’s economic story has been closely tied to…
Think back, for a moment, to how Zambia used to be talked about. Not just by Zambians, but by visitors…
How well do we value our time as Africans, and as Zambians in particular? Have you ever been invited to…
Can Zambia save its forests without making the poorest people pay the price? Zambia is blessed with forests. For generations,…
Copper has shaped Zambia for generations—its economy, public finances, industries, jobs, energy needs, and global standing. Now, as the country…
How Europe Became the World’s Technology Regulator — and What Africa Must Learn For much of the twentieth century, technological…
History has a way of coming back around. The traditions that were once condemned, suppressed, or nearly forgotten often reappear…