
Jordan's King Says Goodbye to Malaysia, But What's In It For Zambia?
While Jordan's king courts Malaysia for defence and trade deals, Zambia must ask: are we protecting our own interests or just watching from the sidelines?
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While Jordan's king courts Malaysia for defence and trade deals, Zambia must ask: are we protecting our own interests or just watching from the sidelines?

UK PM Andy Burnham promises to publish all his Manchester City dealings after backing the club's Abu Dhabi owners. A tale of foreign money and political favours that Zambia should watch closely.

India's ECINet voter system scandal exposes lies and legal violations. Zambians must learn from this and protect our own electoral sovereignty.

A 15-year-old disabled boy is fighting Liverpool Council for dropped kerbs to reclaim his independence. His refusal to accept bureaucratic silence is a lesson for us all.

Divya Mittal, a former IAS officer, quits bureaucracy to fight for the voiceless in India's Uttar Pradesh. Her story of integrity and people-first politics resonates far beyond India.

Pope Leo's powerful rebuke of assisted suicide in France exposes the moral rot of the West. Will Zambia stay true to its Christian values?

Washington and Tehran are exploring a phased deal over Hormuz and the US blockade. Zambia must watch closely as global fuel prices hang in the balance.

Mexican drug lords have turned a South African game farm into a billion-dollar meth factory, and the warning signs for Zambia are clear. Here is what you need to know.

Cape Town's housing backlog leaves 162,000 waiting five years and 121,000 waiting 20 years. As SA politicians play election games, Zambia must learn from this failure.

A US socialist candidate's pledge to carry Mexico's independence fight into Congress sparks Logan Act calls. Zambians see echoes of their own sovereignty battles.

A man tortured by the CIA after 9/11 has spent 20 years in Guantanamo without charges. His case exposes Western double standards on human rights that Africa should never accept.

As India celebrates Modi’s 76th birthday with 88 lakh diyas, Zambia must focus on its own sovereignty and national pride. Learn what we can take from India’s nationalism.

A British drug dealer who accidentally shot his best friend dead during a botched drive-by shooting has been reminded of his crime 15 years on. This is a tale of betrayal and cowardice that should serve as a warning to our own youth in Zambia.

BSP chief Mayawati expels nephew Akash Anand over a failed social media repost, exposing a bitter power struggle within India's Dalit politics. What does this mean for the 2027 elections?

India's 7.8% GDP growth is a statistical illusion, says former Finance Secretary. Real growth is just 2.6%. Congress exposes Modi's fake numbers. Zambia, take note.

Former state Sen. Bob Krist joins Nebraska's secretary of state race under the America First Party, vowing to protect state election data from federal overreach.

India's Hyderabad just signed deals with the University of London, Northeastern, Harvard, MIT, and Oxford. While Zambia watches, Telangana is building a global knowledge hub. What will Lusaka do?

While the world obsesses over the American Revolution's 250th, Zed Nation remembers a forgotten rebellion of patriots betrayed by their own government. A story that echoes Zambia's own fight for true independence.

South Africa's Department of Defence has admitted to R1.7 billion in irregular and wasteful expenditure, with 125 cases still pending. Here is what it means for accountability in the region.

Putin's war machine is cracking. While he bombs Kyiv, Russians are queueing for petrol and losing sons. What can Zambia learn from this fall?