Zed News Podcast
Your weekday source for the latest happenings in Zambia (and beyond), the Zed News Podcast is an automated news podcast consisting of AI-powered updates from various Zambian sources. New episodes are released Monday to Friday between 16:45 and 17:00 CAT.
Episodes
Thursday, June 12th, 2025
This special 500th and final episode of the Zed News Podcast reflects on recent political discourse, including calls for Edgar Lungu's retirement, and highlights economic developments like the appointment of a new ZCCM-IH Board Chairperson and advancements in renewable energy, while also addressing concerns surrounding Bill 7 and calls for unity amidst political tensions and grief. The episode con
Wednesday, June 11th, 2025
Episode 499 covers Zambia's pressing healthcare shortages and concerns over governance issues like board chairs becoming CEOs, alongside economic updates and political reflections. The episode also touches on sports disappointments and critical food security challenges facing the nation. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and consists of 13 articles from 2 sources. The size of
Tuesday, June 10th, 2025
This episode covers the passing of former President Edgar Lungu and the ensuing political tensions, including calls for unity during mourning, power struggles within the Patriotic Front, and government transparency concerns. Other key stories include riots in Serenje District, a young mother's desertion case, allegations of misused funds by a Justice Minister, and the national football team's COSA
Monday, June 9th, 2025
This episode of Zed News covers the passing of former President Lungu and the subsequent political fallout, including accusations and calls for respectful mourning. Other key stories include concerns about election fairness, government efforts to combat corruption in the fuel sector, and the Copper Queens midfielder's recovery, highlighting both challenges and moments of national unity in Zambia.
Friday, June 6th, 2025
First Quantum Minerals reports significant progress on its S3 project, a key development set to boost copper production and the economy. The episode also covers major national news, including the passing of former President Edgar Lungu and recommendations for electoral reform. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 13 articles from 3 sources. The size of the audio
Thursday, June 5th, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers Zambia's economic growth fueled by mining investments and the political landscape shaped by the Bishops' Council's warning to the UPND and the Electoral Reform Technical Committee report. Additionally, the episode touches on social issues like street vendor rights, healthcare worker exports, and the passing of former President Edgar Lungu. Today's editio
Wednesday, June 4th, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers a range of Zambian news, including the Copper Queens' recent defeat and concerns about WAfCON readiness, the contentious K16 million pollution compensation, and President Hichilema's commitment to paying taxes on cattle sales. Other key stories include UNIP's rally restrictions and Sylvia Kalaba's upcoming trial, highlighting issues of power dynamics, ju
Tuesday, June 3rd, 2025
Today's Zed News covers the postponed Mfuwe by-election and debates around constitutional reforms, particularly concerning increased presidential power and the need for broader inclusion of women and marginalized groups. The episode also highlights positive economic news with lower fuel prices due to increased competition, and encourages the Zambia Air Force to pursue higher-tech industries. Today
Monday, June 2nd, 2025
Zed News Episode 492 covers Zambia's economic outlook, including the central bank's cautious monetary policy, ZAMEFA's revenue gains despite profit dips, and President Hichilema's push for beef export diversification. The episode also addresses the healthcare sector's challenges, accountability in leadership, and the Copper Queens' WAFCON preparations. Today's edition is presented in English (Sout
Friday, May 30th, 2025
Today's Zed News covers Permanent Secretary Nicholas Phiri's broken promise on ambulance delivery and the implications for government accountability, alongside President HH's vision for national food self-sufficiency. The episode also addresses economic news, including a dip in inflation, and emphasizes the importance of road safety following several tragic accidents. Today's edition is presented
Thursday, May 29th, 2025
Today's Zed News covers concerns over public trust in Zambia's judiciary, especially regarding electoral disputes, and the violence surrounding the upcoming Lumezi by-election. The podcast also examines the limited representation for persons with disabilities in the draft Constitution and the government's claims of laying a foundation for economic recovery. Today's edition is presented in English
Wednesday, May 28th, 2025
Today's Zed News covers several significant stories, including a report on Lusaka massage parlors involved in sex trafficking and the political fallout surrounding former President Lungu's comments on cybersecurity laws. The episode further discusses concerns of democratic backsliding with accusations against President Hichilema alongside a bumper maize harvest, sports news, and a disturbing child
Tuesday, May 27th, 2025
Today's Zed News covers a disturbing case of exploitation in Kitwe, political concerns over chiefs engaging in partisan politics, and criticisms of Zambia's focus on social media over development. The episode also highlights Zambia's participation in African Development Bank meetings and the Copper Queens' advancements in women's football. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and
Monday, May 26th, 2025
This episode of Zed News covers the assault on a Zambian business figure by street vendors, raising concerns about urban management and informal economy clashes, and the proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 7, which threatens democratic values by expanding executive power. The podcast also discusses Zambia's economic growth challenges and highlights political developments in Malawi, as well
Friday, May 23rd, 2025
This episode of Zed News covers Faith Bwalya's historic Miss World run and Zambia's impressive maize harvest, projecting significant GDP growth. It also highlights ongoing corruption cases, political tensions surrounding upcoming by-elections, and concerns about the narrowing of democratic space in Zambia. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and consists of 15 articles from 2 so
Thursday, May 22nd, 2025
Today's Zed News Podcast covers the political fallout from the Mfuwe by-election, opposition accusations against President HH, and discussions on amending the Bill of Rights, as well as load shedding updates and China's offer to assist with traditional medicine. The episode also touches on international recognition for Zambian peacekeeping efforts and the COSAFA Cup draw. Today's edition is presen
Wednesday, May 21st, 2025
This is episode 484 of the Zed News Podcast. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and consists of 17 articles from 3 sources. The size of the audio file is 6.56 MB. Running time is 7 minutes, 7 seconds. Check out the episode notes for more information, including links to the news sources.
Tuesday, May 20th, 2025
Today's Zed News covers critical issues in Zambia, including the strain on higher education infrastructure, China's health aid amid US funding cuts, and the UPND's political mobilization efforts. The episode also touches on successes in youth sports and disturbing developments in a high-profile murder case, highlighting the need for systemic reform and stronger protections for public officials and
Monday, May 19th, 2025
Today's Zed News Podcast covers the RDAZ proposal for medical supply chain oversight following the US aid withdrawal, emphasizing the need for accountability. The episode also touches on President HH's call for national unity, the U-17 girls' soccer victory, and concerns around social justice issues like protest rights and a pollution probe in the Kafue River. Today's edition is presented in Engli
Friday, May 16th, 2025
Five notorious phone snatchers operating near the Kafue bridge have been jailed, bringing resolution to a public safety issue. Separately, significant diplomatic developments unfold regarding US health aid cuts over drug theft allegations and China's subsequent offer of HIV assistance. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 16 articles from 2 sources. The size of t
Thursday, May 15th, 2025
This is episode 480 of the Zed News Podcast. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 15 articles from 3 sources. The size of the audio file is 11.01 MB. Running time is 11 minutes, 59 seconds. Check out the episode notes for more information, including links to the news sources.
Wednesday, May 14th, 2025
Today's episode highlights a significant €60 million pledge from the Czech Republic towards Zambia's health sector, alongside President Hichilema's call for investment in local drug manufacturing. Meanwhile, Zambia's AfDB candidate urged Africa to reform its development financing strategy following proposed US funding cuts, while domestic reports featured allegations of political interference at Z
Tuesday, May 13th, 2025
Today's episode covers the tragic retrieval of four drowned family members, with the government pledging to cover funeral costs. Additionally, former President Lungu accuses the current administration of worsening corruption, a charge the government addresses by announcing numerous arrests in the health sector and urging diplomatic channels for foreign envoys' communications. Today's edition is pr
Monday, May 12th, 2025
This episode analyzes the ambitious Lobito Corridor project's potential to reshape Zambian trade and its geopolitical significance as a Western-backed initiative, questioning if it can avoid past pitfalls like TAZARA. It also features firsthand observations from a journalist's journey through Chongqing, Shanxi, and Beijing, highlighting China's development model and global outreach efforts. Today'
Friday, May 9th, 2025
Responding to the U.S. government cutting $50 million in health aid due to widespread medicine theft, Zambia's Health Minister stated this deep-rooted problem began before the current UPND administration took office. In other key developments, Keith Mweemba was elected as the new Football Association of Zambia president. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 12 ar
Thursday, May 8th, 2025
President Hichilema lauded the Church's societal contributions and urged support for women to foster a morally strong nation, a key highlight amidst challenging news of a K1.4 billion US health aid cut due to widespread medicine theft. On a more positive financial note, Zambia secured a $335 million debt restructuring agreement with India's Exim Bank. Today's edition is presented in English (Unite
Wednesday, May 7th, 2025
The IMF commends Zambia for its economic reforms, with President Hichilema highlighting improved social spending and efforts to rebuild the national treasury. Key development initiatives include a planned $11.9 billion solar project and new agricultural partnerships with OCP Africa aimed at boosting productivity and creating jobs. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consist
Tuesday, May 6th, 2025
A dramatic prison break sees 41 inmates, including suspected murderers and robbers, escape Nakonde Police Station after overpowering an officer, sparking a major manhunt. Elsewhere, significant political developments include a reconciliation within the opposition PF party, with former President Lungu endorsed for the 2026 elections, amidst ongoing claims of State House interference in opposition a
Monday, May 5th, 2025
This episode highlights the devastating environmental and human security impact of a major acid leak into Zambia's Kafue River basin, raising urgent questions about accountability and compensation. It also covers the significant progress on the Lobito Corridor railway, a transformative infrastructure project poised to boost regional trade and economic development for Zambia and Angola. Today's edi
Friday, May 2nd, 2025
This episode covers the horrifying death of a man allegedly buried alive in Kasempa following witchcraft accusations. President Hichilema also addresses the nation's concerns about the high cost of living, despite recent fuel price reductions. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 25 articles from 4 sources. The size of the audio file is 19.82 MB. Running time is
Thursday, May 1st, 2025
"Fuel prices in Zambia have been slashed by nearly K3 per liter, with petrol, diesel, kerosene, and jet A-1 all seeing reductions. Meanwhile, the country's copper production has increased by 29.9% in the first quarter of 2025, with Konkola Copper Mines contributing significantly to the growth. These developments come as the International Monetary Fund praises Zambia's performance in implementing e
Wednesday, April 30th, 2025
The Electoral Commission of Zambia has set June 26 for the Lumezi parliamentary by-elections, while Youth, Sports and Arts Minister Elvis Nkandu has criticized Socialist Party leader Fred M'membe as arrogant and self-centered, warning Zambians against electing him as president. Meanwhile, the Patriotic Front has accused the UPND of entering government fraudulently, and an economist has expressed d
Tuesday, April 29th, 2025
President Hakainde Hichilema urges Zambians to renew their vows to peace, reconciliation, and hard work, commemorating KK Day. Meanwhile, the Tanzania-Zambia Railway Authority suspends passenger train services due to technical reasons, and the UPND Deputy Spokesperson defends the government's fulfillment of campaign promises. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of
Monday, April 28th, 2025
The Zambian government is facing criticism over its cyber laws, with some arguing that revising them could promote hate speech and falsehoods. Meanwhile, the country's macroeconomic environment is showing signs of recovery and stability, according to the Finance Minister. Additionally, civil society organizations are calling for the establishment of an electoral court ahead of the 2026 general ele
Friday, April 25th, 2025
Today's episode focuses on Zambian news, including FAZ presidential aspirant Keith Mweemba's accusations of a clandestine plan to aid incumbent president Andrew Kamanga in the upcoming elective AGM. Additionally, Dr. Ron Mwambwa has told the Constitutional Court that he was appointed to act as Auditor General, while Chief Justice Dr. Mumba Malila has urged Magistrates to avoid corruption. Other to
Thursday, April 24th, 2025
Three Nkana Football Club players have been arrested in connection with alleged malicious damage to government property at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola. Meanwhile, a 46-year-old man has been dragged to court for sharing a screenshot claiming that President Hichilema impregnated Chipo Mwanawasa. In other news, the government has announced plans to pursue a solar energy partnership to power Levy
Wednesday, April 23rd, 2025
This is episode 464 of the Zed News Podcast. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 15 articles from 2 sources. The size of the audio file is 13.94 MB. Running time is 15 minutes, 11 seconds. Check out the episode notes for more information, including links to the news sources.
Tuesday, April 22nd, 2025
Zambia's government is under scrutiny as critics slam the newly enacted Cyber Security Act, which they claim will undermine investigative journalism and stifle free expression. Meanwhile, President Hakainde Hichilema has reaffirmed his commitment to safeguarding press freedom and media self-regulation, dismissing reports of government plans to impose media regulations. Additionally, the government
Monday, April 21st, 2025
In this episode, we cover a range of topics including the controversy surrounding Zambia's entry into the carbon market, exciting sports news from MMA and football, and updates from the political arena. We also highlight community initiatives and touch on some incidents from the weekend, making for a packed and informative episode. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and consist
Friday, April 18th, 2025
In this episode, President Hakainde Hichilema emphasizes his proactive approach to governance, while the government prioritizes constitutional amendments ahead of next year's general elections. The episode also covers a range of other topics, including a new cyber security law, a measles outbreak, economic updates, and sporting events. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and con
Thursday, April 17th, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers a range of news from Zambia, including a stabbing incident at a construction site, a witchdoctor's confession being deemed inadmissible, and President Hakainde Hichilema's discussions with the EU on electoral reforms and Zambia Railways. Other topics include road accidents, economic updates, and sports news. Today's edition is presented in English (South
Wednesday, April 16th, 2025
Today's episode covers a range of topics, including Zambia's financial sector, agricultural news, political updates, sports highlights, and more. From the launch of a Strategic Plan for the Capital Markets Tribunal to the locust infestation in Central Province, and from the Football Association of Zambia's Elective Annual General Meeting to Barbra Banda's historic achievement, stay informed about
Tuesday, April 15th, 2025
In this episode, we cover various news stories from Zambia and beyond, including the opening of new radio frequencies, community engagement efforts, educational concerns, and financial updates. We also delve into notable court cases, community concerns, and positive developments in the mining and forestry sectors, as well as entertainment and sports news. Today's edition is presented in English (S
Monday, April 14th, 2025
Vice President Mutale Nalumango pays tribute to the late National Assembly Clerk, Roy Ngulube, describing him as a dedicated and loyal public servant. Meanwhile, the Zambian government faces criticism over its proposed constitutional amendments, with some accusing it of attempting to consolidate power. Additionally, a notorious ivory kingpin has been arrested with over 500 kg of elephant tusks, an
Friday, April 11th, 2025
The State is seeking to forfeit assets linked to a Chinese company, Sena Plus Investments Limited, on allegations of unlawful activity. Meanwhile, Zambia and Ghana have held bilateral talks to boost tourism and investment, and the Zambia Under-17 Women's National Team is set to compete in a World Cup qualifier against Benin. In other news, former President Edgar Lungu has denied claims that he is
Thursday, April 10th, 2025
President Hakainde Hichilema has called on African countries to invest in non-stop border posts to facilitate the continuous flow of trade and businesses within Africa. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Green Economy and Environment has advised farmers to secure their harvested crops due to anticipated rainfall in parts of Zambia from April 11 to 14, 2025. Today's edition is presented in English (United
Wednesday, April 9th, 2025
Security has been tightened in Mtilizi ahead of by-elections, while the Electoral Commission of Zambia has deployed polling staff to all nine polling stations. Meanwhile, a security guard at a private school in Sinazongwe has been arrested for allegedly sodomizing two boarding school boys. In other news, the US Embassy has urged the Zambian government to increase funding for the Anti-Corruption Co
Tuesday, April 8th, 2025
The Clerk of the National Assembly, Roy Ngulube, has died while on official duty abroad. Meanwhile, the US Ambassador to Zambia has emphasized that corruption remains a major obstacle to Zambia's economic development, urging the Anti-Corruption Commission to ensure that the cost of engaging in corrupt activities outweighs the benefits. Additionally, the murder case of IBA Director General Guntila
Monday, April 7th, 2025
Zambia is mourning the loss of former Finance Minister and Forum for Democracy and Development (FDD) leader Edith Nawakwi, who passed away at the age of 66. Meanwhile, the government is working to reduce its reliance on foreign aid in the health sector, and President Hakainde Hichilema has expressed sadness at Nawakwi's passing. Other news includes the qualification of Zambia's under-17 football t
Friday, April 4th, 2025
The Zambian government has emphasized that the delimitation process is being carried out by the Electoral Commission of Zambia and not for political gain. Meanwhile, various news stories highlight the importance of education, with the launch of the "End Learning Poverty for All in Africa" campaign, and the need to address skills gaps in the aviation sector. Additionally, the government is facing c
Thursday, April 3rd, 2025
Riots erupted in Chingola, Zambia, after illegal miners clashed with the Zambia National Service, resulting in looting and 62 arrests. In other news, a police officer and three others are facing charges of aggravated robbery, accused of stealing over $250,000 and K200,000 from a victim. Meanwhile, President Hakainde Hichilema has appealed to foreign envoys to establish their official residences in
Wednesday, April 2nd, 2025
The podcast discusses the need for inclusive AI development to bridge the global AI divide, which threatens to exacerbate existing inequalities between developed and developing countries. Meanwhile, in Zambia, Nevers Mumba, leader of the Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD), has endorsed President Hakainde Hichilema for the 2026 election, sparking debate about the future of his party. Today's e
Tuesday, April 1st, 2025
Today's episode covers various news stories from Zambia, including the expulsion of several PF members by faction president Miles Sampa, President Hakainde Hichilema's advice to his Cabinet ministers to avoid excessive drinking, and the UPND government's progress in infrastructure development. Other stories include the visit of a Namibian defence force chief to Zambia, the abuse of temporary gover
Monday, March 31st, 2025
The UN has expressed concern over unsustainable debt levels in Least Developed Countries. In local news, power deficit is expected to be over soon, and Energy Minister Makozo Chikote has promised to become the "minister of light". The Zambia Medicines and Medical Supplies Agency has been described as a failed project by Secretary to Treasury Felix Nkulukusa. President Hakainde Hichilema has fired
Friday, March 28th, 2025
The Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) has rejected the proposed constitutional amendment reforms, describing them as a reincarnation of Bill 10, which was previously opposed by various stakeholders. Meanwhile, the government has made progress in promoting investment, with President Hichilema's successful trip to Japan and Turkish investment in the education sector, while Russian President Putin has
Thursday, March 27th, 2025
At least 26 people have been killed in South Korea's largest wildfires, with tens of thousands displaced. In Zambia, the Judiciary has called for applications to fill 20 judges' positions, a move hailed as a positive step towards judicial reform. Meanwhile, the 2024 Zambia Bribe Payers Index has revealed a significant increase in bribery, with the Overall Aggregate Bribery Index rising to 15.3%. T
Wednesday, March 26th, 2025
The Zambian government is working to strengthen the Children's Code Act to better protect children from abuse, and five men have been arrested in Solwezi for producing counterfeit medical fitness certificates. Activists are calling for fast-track courts to deal with child abuse cases, and President Hakainde Hichilema has emphasized the importance of partnership between the government and the churc
Tuesday, March 25th, 2025
This is episode 443 of the Zed News Podcast. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 14 articles from 2 sources. The size of the audio file is 15.39 MB. Running time is 16 minutes, 46 seconds. Check out the episode notes for more information, including links to the news sources.
Monday, March 24th, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers a range of news stories from Zambia, including a bartending competition winner, concerns over stolen medications in hospitals, and politics surrounding constitutional amendments. The episode also touches on a tragic workplace accident, international news from South Korea, and a fun fact about the first nuclear-powered submarine. Today's edition is presen
Friday, March 21st, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers a range of topics, including political developments in Zambia, tragic incidents, and positive news. From doctors challenging their disqualification from the Resident Doctors Association of Zambia to citizens voicing frustration over the fuel crisis, and from a tragic house fire to a success story of a local filmmaker, this episode has it all. Today's edi
Thursday, March 20th, 2025
Today's episode of the Zed News Podcast covers a range of news from Zambia, including a tragic student death, a inspiring story of a young filmmaker, and updates on legal cases and health news. The episode also touches on sports highlights and shares an interesting historical fact. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and consists of 4 articles from 2 sources. The size of the aud
Wednesday, March 19th, 2025
In this episode of the Zed News Podcast, we cover various news stories from Zambia and beyond, including Dr. Fredrick Chitangala's appointment as Executive Director of Chreso Ministries, legal updates on high-profile cases, and economic news on Zambia's partnership with the World Bank. We also touch on governance, wildlife crime, and more. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and
Tuesday, March 18th, 2025
Today's episode covers a range of stories, including a disturbing incident of child abuse in Lusaka, the upcoming Ukusefya Pang'wena traditional ceremony, and significant economic developments, including the approval of 203 projects worth $3.3 billion and the pilot of smart meters in Lusaka. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and consists of 4 articles from 1 sources. The size
Monday, March 17th, 2025
In this episode of the Zed News Podcast, we cover a range of stories from Zambia, including a former minister's bid for bail due to health issues, community support for flood victims, and developments in education, governance, and sports. We also highlight inspiring stories of entrepreneurship and resilience, as well as updates on crime and justice in the country. Today's edition is presented in E
Friday, March 14th, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers significant political developments in Zambia, including the upcoming release of a draft constitution and criticisms from opposition parties. Additionally, the episode touches on health concerns, law enforcement efforts, and news from the civil society sector, sports, and more. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and consists of 17 arti
Thursday, March 13th, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers a range of local and international news, including a violent attack on PF youths during Youth Day celebrations, a suspected murder investigation, and concerns over poor asset declaration among public officials in Zambia. The episode also touches on positive developments, such as the empowerment of women entrepreneurs and Zambia's sporting achievements. T
Wednesday, March 12th, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers a range of news stories from Zambia, including a shocking incident of theft at a secondary school, concerns over corruption and lack of trust in institutions, and updates on safety, immigration, and economic issues. The episode also touches on sports news and concludes with a motivational message. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) an
Tuesday, March 11th, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers various news stories from Zambia, including sports updates, constitutional amendment debates, protests, and positive developments in public services, education, and the economy. Other topics include a cybersecurity trial, a chess championship, and a fun fact about "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" TV show. Today's edition is presented in English (South Afric
Monday, March 10th, 2025
Today's episode covers a range of topics, including a devastating environmental disaster in Zambia's Copperbelt Province, a triumphant win by the Copper Princesses in a World Cup qualifier, and updates on the country's economy, gender equality, and sports news. From serious issues like poverty and gender-based violence to hopeful developments and fun facts, this episode has it all. Today's edition
Friday, March 7th, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers a range of topics, including sports updates, social issues, economic concerns, and governance news in Zambia and beyond. From Ken "The Takeover" Sekeletu's MMA championship win to the Zambian Civil Liberties Union's petition for a non-discriminatory citizenship process, this episode brings listeners up to speed on the latest headlines. Today's edition is
Thursday, March 6th, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers a range of stories from Zambia and beyond, including tragic events, legal news, sports updates, and more. From a lightning strike that claimed two young lives to Zambia's ambitious solar energy goals and exciting developments in the world of football, this episode has something for everyone. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and cons
Wednesday, March 5th, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers a range of topics, including updates from the gaming and finance industries, concerns over truck driver safety in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and shocking court testimonies. The episode also touches on local and international news, including a $53 billion reconstruction plan for Gaza and a disputed census report in Zambia. Today's edition is presen
Tuesday, March 4th, 2025
Today's episode covers a range of topics, including political news, environmental issues, and sports updates. From Given Lubinda's claims about the 2026 general elections to developments in the mining sector, and from environmental concerns to a 6-Nation football tournament, this episode has it all. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and consists of 16 articles from 3 sources.
Monday, March 3rd, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers a range of topics, including government transparency, environmental concerns, and local news, including a tragic wildlife incident and community initiatives. The episode also touches on financial news, health concerns, tourism, and sports, wrapping up with a fun historical fact. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and consists of 18 ar
Friday, February 28th, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers a range of topics, including Zambia's economic landscape, sports updates, and current events, featuring discussions on poverty, the cost of living, and developments in Zambian football, as well as updates on healthcare, environmental issues, and more. Host Ayanda brings you the latest news and insights from Zambia and beyond. Today's edition is presented
Thursday, February 27th, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers a range of topics, including economic concerns over USAID funding cuts, sports development in Zambia, and national issues such as energy cooperation and healthcare funding. The episode also touches on environmental concerns, infrastructure development, and legal developments in the country. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and consi
Wednesday, February 26th, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers various news stories in Zambia, including a former MP's counterfeit cash scandal, tensions surrounding the government's economic reforms, and controversy over the revised 2022 census report. Other topics include government contracts, flood concerns, and local achievements in film and sports. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and cons
Tuesday, February 25th, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers a range of topics, including a court order for former Defence Minister GBM to undergo a medical assessment, the UPND's efforts to tackle intimidation reports, and significant developments in infrastructure and international cooperation. The episode also touches on local crime news, environmental concerns, and sports achievements. Today's edition is prese
Monday, February 24th, 2025
In this episode of the Zed News Podcast, we cover the reinstatement of the export duty on precious metals in Zambia's mining sector, efforts to reduce borrowing costs, and environmental concerns including pollution in the Kafue River. We also touch on legal news, a tragic case of incest, and lighter stories including a new baseball initiative and airport projects. Today's edition is presented in E
Friday, February 21st, 2025
This episode of the Zed News Podcast covers a range of news stories from Zambia and beyond, including economic developments, sports updates, and community initiatives. Topics include Africa's push for its own credit rating agency, support for local athletes, and the introduction of the Video Assistant Referee system in the Zambia Premier League, among others. Today's edition is presented in Englis
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