Zambian inflation hits 20-month high amid kwacha depreciation
Statistician-General Mulenga Musepa disclosed that consumer prices rose by 12.9% from the preceding year
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Statistician-General Mulenga Musepa disclosed that consumer prices rose by 12.9% from the preceding year
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President Hakainde Hichilema expressed Zambia’s worries about the imminent risk to its food self-sufficiency while conversing with FAO Director General Qu Dongyu in the capital city of Rome, Italy
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Leaders agree on deepening bilateral relations between 2 nations
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Zambia’s efforts to restructure its debt have been dealt a major blow as official creditors have rejected a revised deal to rework $3 billion of Eurobonds. The country’s official creditor committee (OCC), which includes China, Japan, and the Paris Club of creditor nations, said that the deal did not offer comparable relief to both commercial and official creditors.
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Hakainde Hichilema welcomes Turkish deputy foreign minister, business delegation
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Foreign minister says President Hichilema held telephone talks with Israeli counterpart Isaac Herzog
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In June, Zambia had tentatively reached an agreement with its creditors, encompassing both China and Western nations, on $6.3 billion of its debt
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Edgar Lungu candidacy could face legal challenge because of term limits
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Remarks by Edgar Lungu come as speculation grows over his return to active politics
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The scientists’ discoveries include wooden structures and tools, such as digging sticks, which were excavated at the Kalambo Falls in Zambia and have been dated to over 476,000 years ago.
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