Minus 50%: The Open-Access Evidence for Liberalising Fuel Supply Chains
Reform arguments usually run on theory; this one runs on a number. Before it was suspended, Zambia's TAZAMA open-access fuel framework cut import premiums by roughly 50%. That single figure does more work than any model, because it is not a projection — it is an...
Minus 50%: The Open-Access Evidence for Liberalising Fuel Supply Chains
Reform arguments usually run on theory; this one runs on a number. Before it was suspended, Zambia's TAZAMA open-access fuel framework cut import premiums by roughly 50%. That single figure does more work than any model, because it is not a projection — it is an...
Climate Is Economic Policy: The IMF’s Adaptation Message to Zambia
Climate policy is usually filed under environment, somewhere downstream of the real business of running an economy. The IMF's message to Zambia inverts that filing. In its recent assessment, the Fund urged the country to adopt climate adaptation and mitigation...
Kuomboka as Cultural Economy: Growth Versus Public Value
The most dangerous moment for a cultural asset is not neglect. It is success. As Kuomboka grows from a Lozi ceremony into a marketed tourism and trade event, Zambia faces a trade-off it has not fully named: the same commercial growth that funds and elevates the...
The Strategic Choices Ahead for Tourism, Conservation Finance and Community Revenue
Zambia's conservation estate has long been described in the language of loss. Land set aside for wildlife is land not under maize; a national park is a fence that keeps people out. For the households living along those boundaries - in the Barotse floodplain, the...
Minus 50%: The Open-Access Evidence for Liberalising Fuel Supply Chains
Zambia’s TAZAMA open-access framework cut fuel import premiums by about 50% before suspension — the IMF’s clean evidence that competition lowers supply costs.
Climate Is Economic Policy: The IMF’s Adaptation Message to Zambia
The IMF urges Zambia to treat climate adaptation and mitigation as economic policy, citing drought and energy-shock vulnerability that threatens growth and
Kuomboka as Cultural Economy: Growth Versus Public Value
Kuomboka’s commercial growth versus public value: who wins, who is excluded, and the reforms needed to protect meaning and local livelihoods.
The Strategic Choices Ahead for Tourism, Conservation Finance and Community Revenue
Forward scenarios for Zambian tourism as conservation finance: a transparent model tracking both ecosystem health and community income toward 2031.
The Public-Interest Case for Reforming Tourism, Conservation Finance and Community Revenue
Conservation finance can fund Zambia’s parks or turn opaque. The public-interest case for disclosure, verification and community access to the numbers.
From Recent Progress to Long-Term Advantage in Heritage Tourism Beyond Victoria Falls
Can Zambia build a national heritage circuit rather than lean on one icon? Two scenarios to 2031 and the indicators that reveal which future is arriving.
The 2030s Outlook for Domestic Tourism as Zambia’s Resilience Market
Two scenarios for Zambian domestic tourism by 2031, and the indicators, low-season demand, mid-market beds, transport cost, that reveal which path it is on.
A New Model: Why Zambia’s Debt-for-Energy Swap Could Reshape African Finance
Zambia’s debt-for-energy blueprint pairs an AfDB loan with US$275m over 15 years for grid resilience managed by GreenCo Power Services.
What Success Would Look Like in Liuwa Plain, Bangweulu and Community Conservation
What success looks like for Zambia’s community-linked wetlands by 2031: durable low-volume, high-impact destinations and the indicators to track.
What Lower Zambezi: Tourism, Conservation and Development Pressure Could Mean for Zambia by 2031
Can Zambia make landscape protection pay by 2031? Three scenarios for the Lower Zambezi and the indicators that will show which road the country took.
The Next Frontier in South Luangwa and the Economics of Safari Excellence
Forward scenarios for South Luangwa to 2031: a safari model where quality finances landscapes and local prosperity, and the indicators that reveal which path
The TEDA template: What a Suez park reveals about exporting Chinese industry
China did not just build a factory in Egypt – it copied a whole development model from Tianjin to the Red Sea. Whether that template travels to the rest of Africa is the real test.
Learning Zones: Chinese Parks Transfer Plenty of Jobs, Less of the Knowledge
Chinese zones in Ethiopia are pitched as classrooms for industrialisation. The evidence shows they teach hands well and managers rarely, leaving the deeper learning largely unrealised.
China’s Zone Playbook: An Export, but One That Resists Copy-Paste
China turned four coastal experiments into a growth engine and now markets the recipe to Africa. The World Bank’s own verdict is that the method travels far better than the results.
Grow or Green: Where Chinese Energy Lands in Africa’s Two Imperatives
Africa is told to cut emissions and to grow, at once. Chinese energy projects sit on the seam between those demands – and which way they tilt has shifted.
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