IMF as Coolant, Not Cure
Zambia’s engagement with the IMF should be viewed as a stabilisation strategy, not a development cure-all. The Fund did not
Read MoreZambia’s engagement with the IMF should be viewed as a stabilisation strategy, not a development cure-all. The Fund did not
Read MoreAs Zambia approaches the August 2026 general elections and the conclusion of the Eighth National Development Plan (8NDP), the economy
Read MoreRecent global rankings describing Zambia as among the world’s poorest countries have raised concern, especially when set against improving macroeconomic
Read MoreZambia’s tourism sector has kept on recording strong growth rates, and has further emerged as a key fundamental economic diversification
Read MoreThe global economic outlook for 2026 points to a phase of relative stability but constrained growth, as the world economy
Read MoreThe recent surge in cobalt prices, rising by about 130 percent from early 2025 levels to over US$56,200 per tonne,
Read MoreZambia’s 2026 economic outlook is cautiously positive but remains highly conditional on reform momentum and policy execution. The restoration of
Read MoreThe global economy in 2025 has been defined by cautious recovery and stabilisation rather than strong growth. Major economies such
Read MoreZambia’s mining sector has delivered a solid and stabilising performance in 2025, reaffirming its position as the backbone of the
Read MoreDespite signs of macroeconomic recovery remaining strong in Zambia, the cost of living has remained quite high because economic stabilisation
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