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A PRICELESS OPPORTUNITYBraving the sweltering afternoon heat in Zambia’s North-Western Province, Teddy Makina harvests o...
20/05/2026

A PRICELESS OPPORTUNITY

Braving the sweltering afternoon heat in Zambia’s North-Western Province, Teddy Makina harvests organic honey in the lush forests of Kalumbila District, but remains acutely aware of the difficulties of accessing the lucrative global market.

Recent data indicate that high-quality Zambian honey exported to China or the United Arab Emirates can fetch between $6 and $10 per kg, depending on the trade agreement and organic certification.

“We’re being exploited here by some ‘briefcase’ honey companies who source our local product at below-market prices for export to - https://mbuyotimedia.blogspot.com/2026/05/a-priceless-opportunity.html

CATHOLIC NUNS HARVEST A CLIMATE-SMART FUTURE As the first rays of light illuminate the lush farmlands of the Chibombo Di...
14/04/2026

CATHOLIC NUNS HARVEST A CLIMATE-SMART FUTURE

As the first rays of light illuminate the lush farmlands of the Chibombo District, Ronald Kangabala breathes in the cool morning air, watching the emerald-green shoots of his crops sway softly in the breeze.

Kangabala, a maize and vegetable farmer in Chibombo, once resorted to charcoal burning after his horticulture production efforts failed due to a lack of farming materials and reliance on rainfed agriculture.

"Our crops barely produced enough to feed us. We would always depend on food aid from religious sisters at St. Thomas Mission Hospital," Kangabala told Global Sisters Report. "Today, not only do we eat from our harvest, but we also sell the surplus and are able to sustain our - https://mbuyotimedia.blogspot.com/2026/04/catholic-nuns-harvest-climate-smart.html

RISING WITH THE WINDIn the quiet town of De Aar, Sipho Dube often looks up at the towering 80-metre structures and their...
13/04/2026

RISING WITH THE WIND

In the quiet town of De Aar, Sipho Dube often looks up at the towering 80-metre structures and their 42-metre blades, which seem to brush the clouds. To many, they are just a wind farm, but to Dube, they represent a lifeline.

In the semi-arid expanse of the Northern Cape, Longyuan has become a symbol of the green economic revolution propelled by China-South Africa cooperation. Its 163 turbines produce around 770 million kWh of clean electricity each year, powering roughly 300,000 South African homes and helping to ease the country’s persistent energy shortages.

“I once struggled to find work after studying to become an electrician. I will always be grateful that CHN Energy Longyuan Power South Africa Branch offered me not just a job but a - https://mbuyotimedia.blogspot.com/2026/04/rising-with-wind.html

NEW CATCH FOR ZAMBIA'S FISHERSAs Nawa Lubinda stands in a fragile canoe and casts his net into the deep waters of the Za...
12/04/2026

NEW CATCH FOR ZAMBIA'S FISHERS

As Nawa Lubinda stands in a fragile canoe and casts his net into the deep waters of the Zambezi River, he reflects on his daily struggle as a local fisher depending on traditional fishing for his livelihood.

Lubinda’s experience of returning home with a poor catch underscores the challenges faced by many small-scale fishers in Zambia. Fishers like him are struggling with overfishing, environmental changes and limited access to modern technologies.

“It’s getting harder from month to month, and the earlier we implement sustainable practices that can help conserve fish populations and ensure long-term economic benefits for - https://mbuyotimedia.blogspot.com/2026/04/the-new-catch-for-zambias-fishers_12.html

RELIEF FROM HUNGERIn the arid terrain of Shang’ombo District, approximately 850 km west of Lusaka, Zambia’s capital, Cha...
11/04/2026

RELIEF FROM HUNGER

In the arid terrain of Shang’ombo District, approximately 850 km west of Lusaka, Zambia’s capital, Charity Imbuwa received a Chinese food-aid pack and shared it with her children at their home near the Angola border.

Imbuwa and her family are among more than 188,000 Zambians who have been severely affected by the prolonged drought during the 2023/2024 agricultural season - one of the worst in recent memory - which led to widespread crop failure and increased food insecurity.

“We haven’t eaten anything for the last two days and we’re starving. I thank God for the Chinese food aid, provided through the World Food Programme (WFP), which will save us from - https://mbuyotimedia.blogspot.com/2026/04/relief-from-hunger.html

10/04/2026

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DEADLY FRONTIER FOR TRUCK DRIVERSZambian truck drivers are calling for a boycott of routes into the Democratic Republic ...
10/04/2026

DEADLY FRONTIER FOR TRUCK DRIVERS

Zambian truck drivers are calling for a boycott of routes into the Democratic Republic of the Congo after repeated attacks on foreign drivers and disappearances. Unions demand urgent security guarantees.

Normally, a huge fleet of trucks loaded with shimmering copper cathodes, sacks of cobalt and other goods destined for the world’s tech giants crosses the border between Zambia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

These days, however, Zambian truck drivers and the United Truck Drivers and Allied Workers Union of Zambia (UTDAWUZ) have declared their intent to lobby for a global boycott of routes into the DRC due to ongoing brutal attacks on foreign truck drivers.

“We urge our regional colleagues to prepare for a total boycott of DRC-bound cargo until safety benchmarks are - https://mbuyotimedia.blogspot.com/2026/04/deadly-frontier-for-truck-drivers.html

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