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OPININION | Marshall Remembers KK

Some conversations stay with you long after they end. At the 2026 BBC Correspondents' Dinner in London, I found myself seated next to Julian Marshall,...

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FACT CHECK | Does Zambia’s US$6.5 Billion in Foreign Reserves Really Exist?

By Ennety Munshya Claim In a video widely shared on Facebook, National Reconciliation Party for Unity and Prosperity presidential aspirant Brian Mundubile and his running mate,...

FACT CHECK | Did PF infrastructure investment make Western Province no longer Zambia’s poorest province?

By MakanDay Claim Former diplomat and Patriotic Front (PF) member Emmanuel Mwamba claimed in a Facebook post that Western Province is no longer Zambia's poorest province...

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Councilor Links, Extra Fees, and Council Denials (Part II)

How political influence and data tampering plague Mufulira’s CDF By Kennedy Mbewe The investigation revealed that Road Range Driving School in Mufulira operates from premises owned...

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By David Punabantu & Edited by MAKANDAY APRIL 1 1964 Chinese Consul-General of South Africa, Wei Yu- Sun gives a gift to Northern Rhodesia through Mr...

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INVESTIGATION | Childhood on the Clock: Poverty Is Pushing Isoka’s Children Out of School and Into Work

By Richard Simbaya Over three days, MakanDay observed numerous children working in restaurants, market stalls and small shops across Isoka. Some appeared to be as...

OPININION | Marshall Remembers KK

Some conversations stay with you long after they end. At the 2026 BBC Correspondents' Dinner in London, I found myself seated next to Julian Marshall,...

Down Memory Lane with Moses Walubita

Kid Miller: Zambia's First Boxing Export By Moses Walubita | LUSAKA Long before Zambian boxing produced household names such as Lottie Mwale and John Sichula, one...

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Access Denied? Two Years After Zambia’s ATI Law, Citizens Still Struggle for Public Information

Hailed as a landmark victory for transparency, Zambia's Access to Information Act promised citizens a legal right to government records. But MakanDay's reporting—and the...
By Richard Simbaya Over three days, MakanDay observed numerous children working in restaurants, market stalls and small shops across Isoka. Some appeared to be as...

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