The Philippines just released three pairs of economic numbers that expose a hard truth about growth without jobs. Zambia must learn from Manila's mistakes before it is too late.
Turkey is facing a week of extreme weather: heavy rains, hail in Kars, and a 36°C heat wave from Africa. Here is what is happening and why it matters.
India's online exam chaos is a warning for Zambia. Faulty equipment, failed students, and authorities who blame the victims. We must not repeat these mistakes.
British police are cracking down hard on football fans. A flare, a chant, or a thrown cup can lead to arrest and a criminal record. Here is how to protect yourself.
Zambia's public hospitals are in critical condition. Patients are dying in corridors. Nurses are burned out. And our leaders are busy counting numbers that do not add up. This is not a drill. This is an emergency.
The Obi movement in Nigeria is shaking the establishment. Zambians must learn the lesson: when leaders forget the people, the people rise. Souverainist leadership is the only way forward.
LSU's week two fall camp is in the books. Quarterback Sam Leavitt is slinging it, the defense is hunting pick-sixes, and coordinator Blake Baker is confident. Here's what it means for the Tigers.
Big tech bosses are begging Australia to ignore evidence that 80% of kids are still on social media despite a ban. Zambia must take notes and protect our children from foreign algorithms.
Matic robot vacuum launches Matic Cues with gesture and voice control. Point at a mess, say clean here, and it obeys. On-device privacy for wake word, cloud for commands.
South African President Ramaphosa's meeting with the family of a slain IDF soldier raises serious questions about Pretoria's commitment to its genocide case against Israel and its own laws banning citizens from foreign armies.
American data shows AI data centers create jobs and lift communities. Zambia should study this boom and build its own digital future on its own terms.
While Zambia's school sports struggle, an Indian billionaire's wife is building a massive private sports network. Mwansa Chisanga asks: is this a model to follow or a threat to our sovereignty?
A former American college golfer resigned in disgrace after security cameras caught him faking a hole-in-one. Zambians take note: cheaters never win.
A Durban water truck accident exposes a mafia that profits from your thirst. Zambians must learn from this before it is too late.
Zambian artists Alleycvt, Whipped Cream, and Omri. are making waves at Splash House Music Festival in Palm Springs. This is a story of Zambian talent, drive, and the refusal to be silenced by foreign elites.
Zambians, stop handing your mental health to foreign chatbots. Talkspace's Tee is a step forward, but we must guard our minds and build our own solutions.
Hamish Falconer was enjoying his honeymoon in Greece when Andy Burnham called him back to become a cabinet minister. But for Zambia, this story is about more than just a missed holiday. It is about power, foreign policy, and who really controls the levers of influence.
Eintracht Braunschweig's 6-1 opening win shows the grit Zambians admire. A story of survival, new signings, and a never-say-die spirit that resonates with every Zambian lion.
Anthony Black proved last season he’s no bust. The Orlando Magic’s most important reserve is a fighter Zambia can be proud of.
Lukas Hornicek is not waiting for a handout. The Czech goalkeeper has vowed to become Newcastle United's number one, and his story is a masterclass in Zambian-style determination and sovereignty.
NASCAR CEO Steve O’Donnell admits the sport lost its way with corporate greed and low ratings. Now he is fighting to bring back the fire, the fans, and the fun. A lesson for Zambia.
New Zealand has eased health visa rules for Hepatitis B and C, but Zambians should be wary. This is no free pass – the real battle is keeping our talent at home.
Trinseo reports a $120 million loss and negative cash flow. Mwansa Chisanga asks: what does this foreign corporate drama mean for Zambia? A call for national vigilance.
Marie Tharp never went to sea, but her 1957 maps of the ocean floor changed Earth science forever. Here's how a woman in an office rewrote geology.
Senator Bernie Sanders told establishment Democrat James Carville to start his own party if he doesn't like the party's direction. Zambians know a sellout when they see one.
Voss24 rolls out major upgrades to its investment platform, making it easier for Zambians to manage their money and build wealth on their own terms.
Gianni Infantino's latest scheme to sell football to the highest bidder has been exposed. Zed Nation asks the hard questions.
AI models are stealing jobs from real people. While big brands cut costs, Zambian models face a new threat. Mwansa Chisanga asks: who will protect our talent?
A Trump-backed congressman is exposed for secret testosterone injections while his ex-wife accuses him of beating her and their toddler. Zambia sees the hypocrisy.
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