“Zambia is back in business.”
- President Hakainde Hichilema, 2022
ZAMBIA: STRONGER AT 60
2024 marks sixty years since Zambia gained independence. Since then the country has become a beacon of democracy and flourishing business potential on the African continent.
Produced by the Zambia Is Back campaign (part of the Zambia Development Agency), ‘Zambia: Stronger at 60’ celebrates the country’s rich history, vibrant business culture, and promising future. This documentary features insights from senior Zambian politicians, business leaders, renowned musicians and legendary sports figures.
From the visionary leadership of Founding President Kenneth Kaunda, to the energising reforms of President Hakainde Hichilema, this documentary showcases the peace, unity, and entrepreneurship at the heart of Zambia’s post-independence journey.
Happy 60th Anniversary Zambia. Here’s to the next sixty years.
SIXTY YEARS AFTER INDEPENDENCE
Zambia is a dynamic, competitive and mature democracy; endowed with countless resources and on her way to becoming an established middle-income country.
Under the leadership of President Hakainde Hichilema, the New Dawn government has restored the confidence of business and industry in Zambia as it moves towards a brighter future.
Since President Hichilema took office, Zambia has received over $37 billion in foreign investments, covering industries from mining to agriculture; energy to telecoms. These investments have created thousands of new jobs and accelerated the country’s national development.
The Zambia Is Back campaign is supported by the Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) and works to drive investment in Zambia by helping companies and financiers to work with the government and connect with local businesses.
If you are interested in doing business in Zambia, get in touch.
BACKCHAT INTERVIEWS
Interviews with Zambian entrepreneurs, business leaders, and government officials. Season 3 coming Spring 2024.
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