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Livingstone, Zambia – 19 October 2026: The Zimbabwe-Zambia Energy Projects Summit (Zim-Zam) returns to the Radisson Blu Mosi-Oa-Tunya in Livingstone from 3 – 5 November 2026 for its third edition, with investment, projects and delivery across the two markets at the centre of the programme.
President Hakainde Hichilema is facing yet another test that is attracting both domestic and international scrutiny, following the cancellation of the passports of 6 Zambian citizens. The move has rendered them vulnerable and effectively “de facto” stateless, with recourse available only under narrow provisions of international law.
The Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo has committed to providing adequate security for international truck drivers to prevent attacks while transporting goods through the country.
In 2025, Zambia stands at a pivotal crossroads, its economic narrative reflecting a broader struggle and resilience found across the African continent.
By Tendai Keith Guvamombe
The delegates committed to developing a clear, time-bound action plan. This plan is crucial for enabling smooth cross-border movement, enhancing the competitiveness of both countries’ tourism hubs, and safeguarding the shared natural wonder for future generations.
