What Success Would Look Like in Zambian Languages in the Digital Age
It is easy to describe how Zambian languages could fail in the digital age. Describing success is harder, and more useful. A country does not steer toward a warning; it steers toward a picture of where it wants to be. So set the picture for 2031: what would it...
Cabanga TV is live: watch how Zambian coffee found a new market
A Boer goat farm, a microloan start-up, local entrepreneurs taking on the chains and a Malawian nurse turned farmer are among the stories now free to watch. LUSAKA, 17 October 2026 - Zambia is only beginning to scale its coffee, and it has already found a fast-growing...
Reading the 2022-2026 Evidence on Music, Festivals and Zambia’s Live-Entertainment Economy
Every emerging sector produces two records at once: a record of what was announced and a record of what actually changed. Zambia's live-entertainment economy, across the 2022 to mid-2026 window, has generated plenty of the first. The harder and more useful question...
The Next Frontier in Zambian Film and the Rise of ZAMIFF
The question hanging over Zambian film is not whether it can make good films — it already does — but whether it can build a screen industry that pays for itself by serving both domestic and regional audiences. The rise of the Zambia International Film Festival and its...
MUSIKA launches a Managed Sourcing Desk for Zambian Businesses
Agricultural, construction and industrial buyers can submit requirements for South African supply and coordinated fulfilment. Musika launches today for Zambian businesses sourcing goods from South Africa. The platform combines a catalogue with a procurement desk that...
A Home Can Be a Workplace, and the Law Treats It That Way
The woman who cleans your house in Zambia is not doing you a favour for pocket money. She is a worker with a minimum wage and a right to written terms, and the Human Rights Commission says too many households still ignore both.
The Recovery, Reform or Reinvention of Likumbi Lya Mize and the Makishi Tradition
A measured 2022 to 2026 scorecard on Likumbi Lya Mize and Zambia’s Makishi tradition, separating real heritage gains from announcements.
Real-Time Rural Power: Zambia’s Digital Dashboard for Electrification Projects
Zambia’s Rural Electrification Master Plan foresees a 2026 digital dashboard to track projects in real time across line ministries, within a US$1.52bn push.
Kuomboka as Cultural Economy: Scenarios for Zambia’s Future
Forward scenarios for a community-led Kuomboka festival economy: protecting authenticity while raising local income, with indicators to 2031.
The New Momentum Behind Kuomboka as Cultural Economy
Weighing Kuomboka’s 2022 to 2026 momentum as a tourism and trade event: separating measurable local gains from recognition and announcements.
Zambia Moves You: Rebranding a Nation on the Back of an FDI Surge
Zambia’s ‘Zambia Moves You’ campaign launched 3 March 2026 as FDI rose from US$100m in 2023 to US$1.2bn in 2024 on debt restructuring and reforms.
Buy Zed: How the Indigenous Brands Push Aims to Lift Local Manufacturing
Zambia’s Indigenous Brands initiative and #BuyZed campaign aim to lift local manufacturing by building consumer demand for Zambian brands under the 24-hour
China-Africa Expos: When Headline Deal Values Outrun Signed Contracts
The Changsha expo closed with US$11.4 billion in signed projects and a further US$43 billion merely announced. The gap between the two numbers is the story.
Sports Revival Faces Gear Shortages
Schools have restarted sports but are short of equipment pending ministry approval – a small bottleneck that retailers and grant programmes are placed to clear.
Book Review: Pin The Location – Find, Convert & Keep Customers, Anywhere!
Author: Oscar Habeenzu Published: June 2023 Publisher: BehaviourReport.com Pages: 42 The Geography of Digital Customer Acquisition In an era where businesses obsess over the latest marketing automation tools and AI-driven personalization, Oscar Habeenzu's Pin The...
Digital Assets and Software: IP in Africa’s Digital Economy
The Digital Shift and the Rise of Intangible Business Assets Africa’s digital economy is expanding faster than any other region. Even traditional sectors are adopting digital platforms, apps, software systems and cloud-based operations. This transformation has created...
The Mirage of Followers: Why Virality Isn’t Stability
The social media era seduces businesses with big numbers: 100,000 followers, a million views, trending hashtags. These numbers sparkle like treasure-but too often, they’re fool’s gold. Virality may bring fleeting applause, but it doesn’t guarantee sustainable sales,...
3 Must-Have Website Features for Consultants | Cabanga Digital
Why Your Consulting Website Matters More Than Ever As a Consultant, your website is not a brochure - it’s your office, receptionist, and elevator pitch all rolled into one. Whether you’re offering strategy, tax, HR, branding, or legal advisory, clients will Google you...
What Success Would Look Like in Emeralds, Gemstones and Luxury Value Addition
What success in Zambian emeralds looks like by 2031: from rough exports to finished, branded luxury, and the indicators worth tracking.
The National Geophysical Survey and Digital Mining Cadastre Now: The Facts Reshaping the Sector
A measured audit of Zambia’s mining reforms: what the national survey and ZIMIS cadastre have delivered by mid-2026, and what remains only announced.