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Still undecided? Feeling like your vote won't change anything? Think the outcome is already decided?But tomorrow isn't ...
12/08/2026

Still undecided? Feeling like your vote won't change anything? Think the outcome is already decided?

But tomorrow isn't just another day — it's the day Zambia decides what the next five years look like.

Things you’ve liked, things you haven’t liked. Whatever matters most to you, tomorrow is where it gets decided.

Not voting is still a choice — just one made for you, by everyone else.

So think about the Zambia you want. Then go have your say. Every vote counts.

🇿🇲 Tomorrow is yours.

12/08/2026

Inflation is going down… so why aren’t prices going down too?

We sat down with economist Felix Mwenge to unpack one of the most common misunderstandings around inflation and the cost of living.

Using the everyday example of buying bread, Felix explains why lower inflation doesn’t necessarily mean lower prices. Instead, it means prices are rising at a slower rate than before.

So what does falling inflation actually mean for your pocket? Watch Felix break it down in simple terms.

12/08/2026

From our homes to our communities, women often have a front-row view of the everyday challenges families face.

Dailes from Chalala shares what matters to her when she thinks about Zambia’s future: her community, her children’s education and seeing them have the opportunity to become successful in life.

For her, the future is about creating a Zambia where the next generation can learn, grow and have opportunities to thrive. 🇿🇲

What do you hope to see for the next generation?

12/08/2026

Creating jobs sounds simple. But what does it actually take to make it happen?

We sat down with economist Felix Mwenge to unpack the conversation around job creation and why the “how” matters.

Using something as simple as building a road, Felix explains how infrastructure projects can translate into real work, local labour and income for communities.

Beyond the promises, understanding how jobs are actually created helps us better understand the economic conversations happening around us.

What would meaningful job creation look like in your community?

12/08/2026

What kind of Zambia would you like to see in the next five years? 🇿🇲

For Jackson from Matero, it’s a Zambia that continues to develop, builds a strong economy and creates a future that people can feel proud of.

As part of our conversations with Zambians from different communities, we’re asking people to share their hopes for the country’s next five years.

What does a better Zambia look like to you? We’d love to hear your thoughts.

11/08/2026

What does it actually mean to subsidise the cost of living?

We sat down with economist Felix Mwenge to break down how everyday costs, from food and electricity to gas and charcoal, contribute to the cost of living.

He explains how subsidies can be used to cushion households, why government spending involves difficult choices, and how limited resources mean deciding which areas should take priority.

Economics can sound complicated, so we’re breaking down these conversations in a way that’s easier to understand.

What part of the cost of living affects households the most?

11/08/2026

Women often experience the everyday realities of their communities firsthand.

Misozi from Libala South shares her perspective on the role women play in understanding what their communities need, from the challenges families face to the changes they would like to see.

In her words, women are often “the eyes of the community.”

What changes would you like to see in your community?

11/08/2026

What do conversations about the economy actually mean for our everyday lives?

We sat down with economist Felix Mwenge to unpack some of the issues shaping conversations across Zambia, from poverty and job creation to economic growth and support for vulnerable communities.

Felix breaks down some of these issues in a way that’s easier to understand so that we can better understand the conversations shaping Zambia’s future.

Because being informed starts with understanding the issues.

Watch the full conversation and tell us: what issue matters most to you?

10/08/2026

Benjamin shares an example of how changes in leadership can influence the systems and institutions people rely on, particularly when it comes to safety, policing and the ability to report cases freely.

For him, it’s an example of why political decisions can have consequences far beyond election day.

As Zambia heads towards 13 August, what role should leaders play in strengthening institutions that people can trust?

Share your thoughts below.

10/08/2026

What does the cost of living really mean?

It’s in the everyday things: food, transport, electricity and whether an income can comfortably cover basic needs.

In this conversation, the link between the cost of living, government decisions and the responsibility that comes with public office is explored.

As Zambia heads towards 13 August, it’s a reminder that the issues discussed during an election are also the issues people experience in their everyday lives.

What do you think should be prioritised when addressing the cost of living in Zambia?

Share your thoughts below.

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