Zambia-Rwanda Bilateral Ties: why Zambia needs to open a mission station in Kigali?

ByYohane Mbeeya Moono Trained Diplomat Rwanda a country that was ravaged by a genocide in 1994 has risen from the ruins of the genocide to cede claim as one of Africa’s fastest growing economies. During and after the genocide, many Rwandese nationals sought refuge in Zambia. Since then the two countries have even enjoyed more

PAN AFRICAN DIARIES: ANGOLA: A Trade Giant Zambia has not Utilized Much

By Yohane Mbeeya Moono Angola a country once ravaged by an over a decade long civil war. The country has however risen from the shackles and ruins of war to be one of Africa’s biggest economies. Infact it is in the top ten of Africa’s biggest economies by Gross Domestic Product. The country has been

WHY SHOULD ANGOLA IMPORT CHICKEN FROM BRAZIL WHEN NEXT DOOR ZAMBIA IS STRUGGLING TO SELL? HOW DO WE CHANGE THIS?

By Alexander Nkosi In Zambia, about 42 million hectares is classified as medium-to high-potential land for agriculture production, three times bigger than Malawi’s agriculture land. In 2020, Malawi’s top exports included: Raw Tobacco- USD 584 million, Tea- USD83.4 million, Raw Sugar- USD75.2 million, Dried Legumes- USD46 million, and Other Nuts- USD33 million. In the same

ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY-the Key to Unlocking Zambia’s Economic Potential.

By John Moono Economic Diplomacy has been defined as a form of diplomacy that uses the full spectrum of economic tools of a state to achieve it’s national interests. The New Dawn Administration has anchored the policies on economic development and everything that they say centres on economic growth. Against this background it is prudent