[Ghanaian Times] A seven-member delegation from the Energy Regulatory Board of Zambia is in the country to understudy the operations of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) in the regulation of the petroleum downstream industry.

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenya Airways has confirmed selected flights that will be taking off from Nairobi and other destinations despite a two-day-old strike by its pilots aligned to the Kenya Airline Pilots Association (KALPA).

[The Exchange] Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) records increase in investment ventures compared to previous year

[Concord] Sierra Leone coach Amidu Karim has heaped praises on Zambia squad stating that they have quality players that deserve a slot to showcase their skill and talent at the 2023 U-23 Africa Cup of Nations.

[VOA] Lusaka, Zambia -- Police in Zambia have arrested an opposition leader on charges of libel and hate speech after she criticized President Hakainde Hichilema's media director.

[New Era] President Hage Geingob has said Namibia will always be indebted to the people of Zambia for their unwavering solidarity and kindness.

[DW] Runaway inflation and soaring food prices have compelled Ghana and Zambia to seek bailouts from the International Monetary Fund. This week, traders across Ghana closed shop to protest the worsening economy.

[RFI] A class action lawsuit targeting mining giant Anglo American over alleged health problems caused by lead mines in central Zambia will hear who can participate in the case in November.

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The KQ-Safaricom sponsored quartet of McRae Kimathi, Hamza Anwar, Jeremiah Wahome and Maxine Wahome are among the eight drivers eligible to score FIA African Rally Championship (ARC) points in the Lusaka based season-closing S...

[VOA] Lusaka -- Zambia is hosting a two-day business summit in Lusaka this week to try to attract American investors to the country.

[ANGOP] Rivungo -- River border between Angola and Zambia was opened Saturday (08), two years after its closure due to Covid-19.

[Global Press Journal] Lusaka, Zambia -- While parents and students rejoice over Zambia's waiving of secondary school fees, teachers struggle with crowded classrooms.