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Zambia has so far recorded close to 100 confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus, with three deaths. Public gatherings and non-essential travel have been halted, and in April the president declared the use of face masks mandatory in public. Currently, 250 tons of cassava flour a day are being turned into ethanol for hand sanitizer and other products sold locally or exported to neighboring countries in the region, Hamasaka said....Read
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Mr Yaluma says Zambia’s slow down in economic activity has not reached a level that forces people into panic buying caused by artificial shortage of essential goods. And Mr. Yaluma says government is keen on enhancing trade with other countries and easing procedures for exporting and importing of goods. Launching the publicity campaign for the Zambia Trade Information Portal at his office today, Mr. Yaluma said government is easing processing and availability of information required to trade through the portal....Read
The IMF last week forecast Zambia’s economy will contract by 3.5% in 2020, from the growth of 1.5% in 2019, as the coronavirus pandemic hits economies across the world. Zambia’s economic activity has also been hampered by widespread power shortages.“Zambia will now discuss with the fund on an appropriate macro-economic framework that will lead to a program eventually,” Ng’andu told reporters. Talks with the IMF hinged mainly on debt sustainability, Ng’andu said, adding that Zambia had already embarked on measures including reduced borrowing and the suspension of some projects. ...Read
The Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry in conjunction with the Southern Africa Trade Hub launched the Beta Version Zambia Trade Information Portal (ZTIP)....Read
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