Zambia boosts ICT skills with Korean gear

Revenues of the country’s mobile network operators exceeded $698 million in 2025.

The two countries hope to strengthen their relations in technology and science during Finland Business Week, which is currently taking place in Kitwe and Lusaka.

The country intends to significantly boost its GDP this financial year by leveraging information and communication technology.

The two announced a partnership to enable payments across the bank’s national point-of-sale network.

The government is banking on artificial intelligence to drive growth in the ICT sector, which has surpassed copper as the most profitable sector in the country.

This evolution assures that modern healthcare is no longer limited to urban areas, but also available in the country's most rural locations.

The Lusaka Securities Exchange reported an increase in adoption of its Mobile App, with mobile trading turnover reaching K1 million for the first time in April 2025.

Move represents a shift from the traditional classroom model toward a more personalised and responsive learning environment.

MTN claims to be the first African operator to successfully complete a live field test of Starlink’s Direct-to-Cell service in Africa.

Flutterwave has partnered with Yango in Zambia to make taxi rides and food deliveries cashless.

The initiative promotes digital inclusion by expanding broadband access to underserved and remote communities, said the companies.

The government says move eliminate unnecessary procedures and advance e-government in regulatory service delivery.