Zambia is under pressure to decide by April 30 whether to grant American businesses preferential access to its mineral resources.

Zambia, a nation founded on pan-African principles, is facing scrutiny over allegations of racism, with some black Zambians reporting feelings of being second-class citizens in their own country.

A South African court has ruled that Zambian authorities must return the body of a former president, amid an ongoing dispute with his family over the burial location.

Zambian journalist Lilian Chipeso has called for enhanced African unity and increased intra-continental trade. She advocated for a "borderless" Africa to foster greater cooperation and economic integration across the continent.

A power struggle has emerged in Zambia concerning the remains of former president Edgar Lungu.

The Zambian government seized the body of a former president following a bitter family dispute over his burial arrangements. A court has since ordered the return of the body to the family.

Zambia's once-robust HIV treatment and prevention system, credited with saving hundreds of thousands of lives, has begun to crumble a year after U.S. cuts to H.I.V. assistance.

A bitter political feud has resulted in a former Zambian president remaining unburied for ten months following his death, highlighting deep divisions.

Zambia's government has confirmed it has custody of the body of a former president, amidst an ongoing dispute with his family regarding his burial arrangements.