Evaluation of the potential of Zambia’s Textile Industry
Evaluation of the Potential of Zambia’s Textile Industry File size: 10.02 MB Created: 25-02-2026 Updated: 25-02-2026 Hits: 111 Download Preview
Zambia Institute for Policy Analysis and Research
Evaluation of the Potential of Zambia’s Textile Industry File size: 10.02 MB Created: 25-02-2026 Updated: 25-02-2026 Hits: 111 Download Preview
By Emmanuel Muma and Margret Namukanzye 17th February, 2026 In 2024, the Zambian Government made a broad pronouncement, announcing its intention to more than triple copper production to 3 million metric tonnes per annum by 2031. This announcement was met with mixed reactions; some expressed doubt, while others expressed optimism. The debates were shaped by …
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Brewing in Contemporary Zambia File size: 1.90 MB Created: 04-02-2026 Updated: 04-02-2026 Hits: 271 Download Preview
MicroZAMOD_PolicyNote_Assessing-impact-fuel-subsidies-Zambia File size: 244.24 KB Created: 30-01-2026 Updated: 18-02-2026 Hits: 250 Download Preview
ZAMOD-Policy-note-Cash-for-work-programme-Zambia File size: 268.86 KB Created: 30-01-2026 Updated: 18-02-2026 Hits: 257 Download Preview
The role of Real Sector Investments in stabilising the Exchange rate in Zambia File size: 8.50 MB Created: 21-01-2026 Updated: 22-01-2026 Hits: 1018 Download Preview
By: Zali Bryson Chikuba and Mbewe Kalikeka 8th January 2026 On Friday, 2 January 2026, Zambia made headlines in local and global media as it became the first African country to accept China’s yuan for mining tax payments. The announcement landed like a policy thunderclap because it touches the three factors that drive Zambia’s economic …
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ZIPAR 2025 Economic Performance and 2026 outlook File size: 175.70 KB Created: 19-12-2025 Updated: 19-12-2025 Hits: 277 Download Preview
By: Mbewe Kalikeka 1st December 2025 Zambia has received yet another vote of confidence from the global financial community. On 23 November 2025, Standard & Poor’s (S&P) upgraded Zambia’s long- and short-term foreign-currency credit ratings from “Selective Default (SD)” to CCC+/C, marking the country’s formal exit from default status. Just five days later, on 28 November 2025, Fitch …
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Beyond Zambia’s 2020 Sovereign Debt Default File size: 5.13 MB Created: 23-10-2025 Updated: 23-10-2025 Hits: 622 Download Preview