Zambian cybercrime law causes tension
Opposition MP and church leaders, and citizens have raised concern about the cases that police have brought against civilians since cybercrime legislation was enacted.
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Zambia digitises healthcare to prevent medicines theft
The move came after the US, a key donor of Zambia's health system, raised concerns over the theft of medicines.
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More outrage over Zambia's Cyber Security Act
The law allows the interception and monitoring of all electronic communications, including phone calls, emails, texts, and streamed content.
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Zambia invites Japanese tech firms to join its digital journey
Zambia seeks to benefit from Japan's advanced technology achievements in order to boost its economy.
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Zambian regulator engages army to combat cyber-crime
The ICT regulator met with army chiefs last week to discuss cooperation on digital transformation and strengthening national security.
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Zambia introduces e-government portal
The portal serves as a platform for feedback, allowing citizens to communicate with the government about the services provided by various institutions.
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Zambia vows to clamp down on online abusers
The Zambian government threatens internet users with heavy-handedness over alleged online abuse.
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Zambia's ruling party not pleased with the comms regulator
The ruling party says it would not allow its president's ongoing online embarrassment while the regulator does nothing.
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Zambia secures Huawei comms towers donation
The government directed Zamtel to install the towers in remote locations around the Southern African country.
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Cyber-crime clampdown divides Zambia
Zambia is accused of suppressing democracy while claiming to fight cyber-crime to enhance security.
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Zambia adopts geological mapping tech in minerals exploration
Zambia uses high-resolution aerial geophysical technology to explore more minerals as opposed to previously relying on copper for job opportunities.
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Huawei, Zambia partner on a smart village initiative
President Hakainde Hichilema launched the program at a community in the Southern province.