Heavy floods swept through parts of Lusaka on January 28 leaving roads submerged and residents wading through knee‑deep water. No deaths or injuries were reported. | Reuters

Lusaka–Ndola Road Now 45% Complete By Joy Nyambe Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development Minister, CHARLES MILUPI, says government is prioritising key infrastructure projects such as the Lusaka–Ndola dual carriageway to drive economic growth. Mr. MILUPI says government is opening a number of highways to facilitate trade and unlock new markets as part of its broader economic development agenda. He said this shortly before touring ongoing works on the upgrading of the Lusaka–Ndola road into

Lusaka homes, shops flooded By Mariah Kalunga Several houses and shops in Lusaka have been left flooded after heavy rains. A check by ZNBC news in Salama Park and Twin Palm Mall area, found business owners clearing the water from their shops. Here is a report….. | ZNBC Today

🔴 LUSAKA: 100 YEARS 🇿🇲 A powerful documentary telling the story of our capital city and the journey that shaped the home of over 3.5 million people. From Lusaka’s beginnings to the vibrant city we know today, this is history, culture, and identity brought to life. 🎥 Watch the pre-recorded stream now Executive Producer: Victoria Huwiler Director: Sandy Banda Director of Photography: Mark Mwanamwalye Script: Stewart Crehan Production Manager: Mulima Wamunyima In loving memory of Sandy Banda an

Capital City: Lusaka is the capital and largest city of Zambia. • Location: Situated in the south-central part of the country, on a plateau about 1,279 meters (4,196 ft) above sea level. • Population: Over 3 million people, making it one of the fastest-growing cities in Southern Africa. • Economy: A hub for commerce, government, and transport. Key industries include retail, construction, banking, and tourism. • Culture: Known for its mix of modern city life and traditional Zambian culture. Marke