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15,000 Households Set to Benefit from NRDC’s 22MW Solar Power Plant

15,000 Households Set to Benefit from NRDC’s 22MW Solar Power Plant

Net metering expert Kangwa Chanda has called for greater public awareness of net metering, urging ZESCO to educate consumers on the benefits of feeding excess solar power into the national grid. Meanwhile, government says the 22MW NRDC solar plant is already supplying 18MW to the grid, powering about 15,000 households and supporting Zambia’s renewable energy and energy security goals.

Mansa Council Cracks Down on Illegal Liquor Trading

Mansa Council Cracks Down on Illegal Liquor Trading

Mansa Municipal Council has intensified operations against illegal liquor trading and confiscated approximately 70 bottles of illicit beer from five traders operating around Down UB Market in an area commonly known as Isambo Lyamfwa

BOZ Launches Standard Mobile Money Training Manual to Professionalise Agents

BOZ Launches Standard Mobile Money Training Manual to Professionalise Agents

The Bank of Zambia has launched a Standardised Mobile Money Agent Training Manual aimed at strengthening professionalism, improving customer protection and enhancing trust in Zambia’s rapidly growing digital financial sector.

BOZ Cuts Monetary Policy Rate to 13.25 Percent as Inflation Eases

BOZ Cuts Monetary Policy Rate to 13.25 Percent as Inflation Eases

Monetary Policy Rate has been reduced to 13.25 Percent as Inflation Eases. inflation sharply declined to 7.1 percent in March 2026 from 11.2 percent recorded in December 2025 before easing further to 6.8 percent in April 2026, placing it comfortably within the Bank of Zambia target band.

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