Over the past two years, a growing number of Zambian travellers, students, professionals, and corporate assignees have begun applying for their U.S. visas outside Zambia. While the U.S. Embassy in Lusaka remains fully operational, several practical factors have pushed applicants to explore alternative processing centres across Africa. This shift has created a new trend — […]
Zambia’s 2026 immigration revision extending the business visa stay from 30 days to 90 days marks a significant shift in the country’s approach to attracting investment and supporting international business activity. The new policy allows business visitors from visa‑exempt countries to spend more time in Zambia within a rolling 12‑month period, giving them greater flexibility […]
Zambia’s growing conversation around the possibility of a 24‑hour economy has captured national attention. Although the idea has not been adopted or formalised, it has sparked meaningful debate about what it would take for the country to operate at a higher level of productivity and competitiveness. As the discussion evolves, one area stands out as […]
The recent conflict in the Gulf region and the resulting suspension and rerouting of major airline services have created uncertainty for travellers across Africa, including Zambia. With carriers such as Emirates temporarily adjusting operations, many travellers who rely on Middle Eastern hubs for international connections are experiencing delays, cancellations, and extended travel routes. While the […]
For decades, the United States has been a key destination for African students, professionals, and families seeking education, employment, and opportunity. In 2026, however, sweeping travel bans affecting 12 African nations have dramatically reshaped mobility across the continent. While the stated aim of these restrictions is to strengthen national security, the consequences for ordinary migrants […]