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Women’s Afcon qualifying concluded last year but fed up teams now have to wait until July 2025 for the tournament

The Matildas hope a pre-Olympics friendly against Canada can prove the perfect preparation for group stage matches against Germany, Zambia and the US.

With essential drugs and specialised care expensive or unavailable, poor Zimbabweans opt to travel long distances.

The economic growth paths of Asian and African countries have often been compared. China, with gross domestic product per capita of US$251 in 1987, was poorer than most African countries at the time. Uganda’s GDP per capita was US$392, Zambia’s US$319 and Ghana’s US$354. Yet today China has GDP per…

Zambia police refute claims against Mubita Nawa, calling it a ‘smear campaign’

Zambia’s Mubita Nawa, who is on shortlist for top job, is accused of involvement in an attempted extortion in 2022

Juliana Gle Tourneau was trampled by the animal, local officials said

Tragic elephant attack in Livingstone, Zambia claims the life of a U.S. tourist, highlighting the need for caution around wildlife.

Visitors to Lake Kariba – the world’s largest man-made lake, along the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe – come to enjoy the abundant wildlife, fine fishing or spectacular scenery. However, in 2017, our crew of palaeontologists came to Zimbabwe to hunt game of a different kind: dinosaurs.

Around the world, lands with water and food resources are being snatched up by powerful interests. The Grab director Gabriela Cowperthwaite discusses her documentary that is both a geopolitical thriller and a call to action.

Six years in the making, jaw-dropping new film The Grab shows a secret scramble by governments and private firms to buy up global resources