Our guest of honour at the prize giving ceremony Dr Rozious Siatwambo presented a moving keynote speech entitled 'Navigating the tide of unemployment through Entrepreneurship'. He stressed the point that we all need to unlock our mental block to think around employment but rather create the mind-set of being our own employer.  He alerted the audience to the fact that entrepreneur...

We wish to Congratulate the following winners of the University Essay competition: First Prize: Miss Blessing Chaile 87% Second Prize: Miss Christable Liche 86% Third Prize: Miss Christina Ntazana 77% We wish to also congratulate all who participated, you too must be commended for the time you took to compile and put together your essays. As can be seen from the marks above t...

The Results are finally out! The prize giving ceremony will be held at teh Mulungushi International Conference Center on the 17th December Starting at 14:00. The guest of honour would be Dr Rozious Siatwambo who will feature a presentation themed “Navigating the tide of unemployment through entreprenuership!”

The Capital Markets Association of Zambia signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the University of Lusaka to run this year’s essay writing competition. This is an annual initiative to commemorate World Investor Week which aims at  increasing capital market awareness among the general public. Speaking during the signing ceremony the President for the Capital Markets Association...

The Securities and Exchange Commission in collaboration with the Capital Markets Association of Zambia today joins the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) in commemorating its fourth annual World Investor Week (WIW). During the event, securities regulators, stock exchanges, international organizations, investor associations and other stakeholders from some 100...

This is a new normal! “There is no returning to normal after COVID-19. But there is a path forward” We all need to take stock of how the crisis has disrupted the strategic decision-making framework and supply chains across countries and organisations. We need to focus on building a new path beyond the immediate crisis. Therefore, does the current economic impact across the continent have...

Africa’s largest copper producer, with a young population, average GDP of 4.5% over the last 30 years and in 2010 recognised by World Bank as fastest economically reformed country. Is the country worth the risk?