By Jeff Kapembwa The Second African Climate Change summit hosted by Addis Ababa closed last September with a unified voice by leaders on the continent to operate and collaborate on resolving challenges caused by El Nino and La Nina-induced challenges. In a 155-page resolution…
By Jeff Kapembwa Children on the continent, have sounded a clarion call for leaders on the continent to prioritise climate action and recognize that climate change is a child rights emergency. In a solidarity message urging leaders to ensure the crisis was mitigated without…
By Mary Kasoka Mwiikisa Finance and National Planning Minister, Dr. Situmbeko Musokotwane has presented a K253.1 billion proposed National Budget for 2026, an increase of K36 billion from the 2025 allocation of K217.1 billion. Delivering the budget in the National Assembly, Dr. Musokotwane said…
By Mary Mwiikisa The World Bank has approved a $138 million grant for Zambia’s Green Growth and Climate Resilience Project . In a statement, Green Economy and Environment Minister Mike Mposha said the funds will go towards the implementation of Phase Two of…
By Jeff Kapembwa Children on the African continent, as key stakeholders, want all-embracing, user-friendly policies to decelerate the climate change impact on the planet and humanity. The children of the continent, in a 10-point declaration during the Addis Ababa-hosted continent’s second conference-want leaders to…
By Jeff Kapembwa Anxiety has gripped Zambia over the possible content of the national budget for the fiscal year 2026 by finance minister Situmbeko Musokotwane on Friday, dubbed: ‘launch pad for economic recovery spurred by prudent fiscal and monetary management. Reeling from a nagging…
By Bertha Pata Mwinilunga District leaders in North-Western province have welcomed the proposed Building Resilience of Food, Livelihoods, and Ecosystems Services (BREFOLES) project, describing it as a potential game-changer for local farming communities. According to Mwinilunga Town Council Secretary, Joseph Kanyemba, said “The BREFOLES…
By Jeff Kapembwa The ongoing 80th-edition of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 80), opened in New York on 9 Sept. with a warning to world leaders to approach the climate change impasse with a coordinated action, describing it a recurring ‘global crisis’. United…
By Jeff Kapembwa Zambia’s quest to insulate against the recurring climate change received a fillip after the Czech’s republic, a member of the 28-member European Union sought to partner in the protection of the forestry sector, faced with massive extinction trees, chiefly for charcoal….
By Jeff Kapembwa The just ended and second edition of the African Climate summit, hosted in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, justified the zeal, as a ‘united continent’ to raise resources independently, devoid of aid to insulate against the recurring El Nino induced calamity….
