Zambia

US Vice President Kamala Harris visits Indian grandfather's house in Zambia

Kamala Harris said her grandfather was a civil servant in India. P V Gopalan was deputed to the government of Zambia as the Director of Relief Measures and Refugees in January 1966 by the Indian government

US Vice President Kamala Harris out to reframe American views on Africa, foster partnership

The American vice president is scheduled to make the announcement during a meeting with six Ghanaian female entrepreneurs, her final event in Ghana before continuing her weeklong tour in Tanzania and Zambia

Spain passes Europe’s first menstrual paid leave law: What exactly is it and which countries allow it?

In a first for Europe, Spain has approved a law allowing those with painful periods to take three days of paid leave. The move could come as relief for those who suffer from painful menstruation

China uses US debt battle to deflect pressure on Africa debt

The Chinese embassy in Zambia responded Tuesday to remarks by U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, who said on a visit to the African nation this week that it’s crucial to address its heavy debt burden with China

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen in Zambia to discuss debt to China, public health

Debt will be a topic of conversation Monday when Yellen meets with Zambia's president and finance minister to push for the Chinese to continue negotiations

UK teen escapes from 10-foot long crocodile, says she is 'very lucky' to be alive

The 18-year-old was dragged by a crocodile into the water and it was only because of her fearless friends that Amelie managed to escape

Relentless rise of Chinese football and Super League leaves second-tier clubs like Liaoning FC on verge of closure

Liaoning have dropped down to China’s second-tier and now stand on the cusp of closure as financial issues start to affect the game outside the Chinese Super League, the top flight of the country’s professional pyramid

Africa Cup of Nations 2019: Guinea, Namibia, teams with low returns from tournament go about firing coaches for poor performance

Many football associations in Africa have gone about firing their coaches after a dismal performance and early exit at the Africa Cup of Nations

60 foreign nationals detained in Greater Noida, face deportation after police find them staying without valid travel documents

Almost all of the foreign nationals detained in Greater Noida by the Uttar Pradesh Police are from eight African countries, including Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Ivory Coast and Angola, police said. Twenty-eight of them are women.

Vedanta Resources to challenge winding up of Zambian business in court

Vedanta Resources on Tuesday plans to challenge the appointment of a provisional liquidator and the intended winding up of its Zambian business without the chance to be heard through lawyers of its choice, documents filed in court show