MARGARET CHISANGA, Lusaka TO mark the International Day of Women in Diplomacy, which is commemorated on June 24th, the EU Delegation to Zambia and COMESA brought together diplomats and young women leaders to discuss ways to create more inclusive pathways into leadership. The event offered an opportunity for women comprising those in senior management in
SWENSI CHIPAMPE Lusaka IN MY previous article, I spoke about entrepreneurship as part of our human nature; the idea that to be human is to be entrepreneurial. I argued that young people are naturally wired to create, adapt, solve problems, and pursue better possibilities. Yet, there is one truth we must confront honestly as a
SAVING money is a smart habit that anyone can learn. Even if you don’t earn a lot, you can still save and prepare for the future. Here are some easy tips: Save a little at a time You don’t need a lot of money to start saving. Even a small amount, like 5 percent or
YOUTHS for Climate Justice movement manager Sitwala Lipalile states that young people need to take a front role in combating climate change, as they constitute the larger part of the population. Data from the Zambia Statistics Agency (ZamStats) indicates that over half of the country’s population are youths. “Given the drought that we just had
When youth activist Shepherd Phiri experienced a painful discharge, the last place he wanted to visit was a clinic frequented by young people. Although he knew he needed medical attention, he preferred to go to a chemist to buy medicine and treat himself. Phiri feared going to the clinic because he is well known in
Youth in Zambia make up approximately 66% of the population, with more than half under the age of 24. With such a significant youthful population, their development has a direct impact on the country’s economic future. Young people are not merely participants in national development; they are essential assets in innovation and entrepreneurship, driving progress
Hey there, future money masters! Did you know that learning how to handle money is just as important as your schoolwork? Learning about money can truly change your life. Being money-smart helps you build confidence, take responsibility, and gain independence, and the good news is that learning about money doesn’t have to be boring. I