Media in Zambia

The media in Zambia , insofar as they are politically oriented, are largely state-owned. However, since the pluralization under Zambian law, it is relatively easy to start a broadcaster or a newspaper. Since then, there has been a press landscape in Zambia that deserves this name, even if licensing is handled restrictively. Article 20, paragraph 1, of the Zambian Constitution guarantees freedom of speech, paragraph 2, freedom of the press, but paragraph 3 allows these freedoms to be restricted "in accordance with the principles of a democratic society".

Zambia has

a news agency
four television channels
eight radio stations
three daily newspapers
five weekly magazines
five monthly magazines

News agencies

Zambia News Agency (ZANA)
Founded in 1969, state-owned, headquarters are in Mass Media Complex, Second Floor, Alick Nkhata road, Lusaka with regional offices in Kabwe , Ndola , Mansa , Kasama , Chipata , Livingstone , Mongu , Solwezi , i.e. in all provincial capitals. The editor-in-chief is Villie Lombanya.

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Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC)
ZNBC is state-owned and broadcasting coverage is national. They are based in the Mass Media Complex, Alick Nkhata Road, Lusaka. The director of the ZNBC is Peter Nangula.
MUVI TV
private broadcaster in cooperation with Dutch (Dutch NOS Jeugdjournaal) and South African partners (South African public station SABC). The director is Steve Nyirenda. The station currently only reaches the area around Lusaka, but plans to start broadcasting in other provinces from 2006 onwards.
Cable and Satellite Television (CASAT)
Pay TV broadcaster, 1,300 subscribers across Zambia, up 12.5 percent annually. The director is Fridah Mudenda.
Trinity Broadcasting Corporation
a US-owned Christian broadcaster.

radio

Radio 1, 2, 4
part of ZNBC, state owned, 4 broadcasts in English, 1 in seven national languages and 2 alternately in the languages. The headquarters are at the Broadcasting House in Lusaka.
Radio Phoenix
privately, commercially based in Kabwe . Sends in English. The director is Errol Hickey. Radio Phoenix was closed on September 2, 1997 and August 2001 due to license withdrawal. The journalists who work for this station have often been hunted down and harassed by the security forces.
Radio QFM
private music station based in Lusaka.
Radio Choice
is located on the 22nd Floor, Findeco House, Lusaka. The director is Lusubilo Gondwe.
Radio 5FM
private
Radio Yatsani
private, Catholic broadcaster based in Lusaka. The director is Sister Janet Fearns.
Radio Christian Voice
private, church, short wave, different frequencies. Based in Kapiri Mposhi , Radio Christian Voice International in Lusaka.
Radio Icengelo
privately, owned by the Catholic Church based in Kitwe and the Copperbelt as transmission area, different frequencies. The director is Don Spicer.

Daily newspapers

Times of Zambia
is the largest daily newspaper in Zambia . It appears in English on weekdays. Your reporting is internationally oriented. The editorial office is located at Kabelenga Avenue, PO Box 70069, Ndola . The newspaper and publisher are state-owned. The edition is unknown. The editor-in-chief is Emmanuel Nyirenda.
Zambia Daily Mail
It appears every working day in English. It is based at PO Box 31421, Lusaka. It is a state-owned daily newspaper with a strong focus on reports on national events. The edition is unknown. The editor-in-chief is Charles Kakoma.
The Post
It appears in English five times a week. It is a private daily newspaper. The Weekend Post supplement is included on Fridays . Your reporting is internationally oriented. The editorial office is located at 36 Bwinjimfumu Road Rhodespark, P / Bag E352, Lusaka . The edition is unknown. The editor-in-chief is Fred M'membe.

Weekly magazines

Sunday Times of Zambia
It appears weekly in English and is the Sunday edition of the Times of Zambia , but with an independent reaction under PO Box 30394, Lusaka. The edition is unknown. The editor-in-chief is Arnold Kapelembi.
Sunday Mail
Part of the Zambia Daily Mail newspaper . It appears weekly in English and is state-owned. It is based at PO Box 31421, Lusaka. The edition is unknown. Editor-in-chief is Nebat Mbewe.
Financial Mail
Part of the Zambia Daily Mail newspaper . It appears biweekly in English and is state-owned. It is based at PO Box 31421, Lusaka. The edition is unknown. The editor-in-chief is Bestone Ngonga.
National Mirror
ecclesiastical, but operated by several ecclesiastical organizations, appears bi-weekly. The edition is unknown. Editor-in-chief is unknown.
Monitor
It is independent and appears biweekly in English. The registered office is PO Box 31145, Lusaka. Editor-in-chief is Ngande Mwanajiti. The edition is unknown.

Monthly magazines

The Zambian
Concrete cannot be derived from the website. National coverage with entertainment. The edition is unknown.
Profit
It is published monthly in English. The registered office is PO Box 32104, Lusaka. The editor-in-chief is David Simpson. The edition is unknown. The title should be derived from: Production, Financing, Technology (PROFIT), from which the shares in Zambian products can be tapped, namely predominantly work. With the order of the Benedictines this principle was called quite simply: Ora et labora.
Icengelo
It is published monthly in English and Bemba. Its registered office is PO Box 71581, Ndola . Its editor-in-chief is father Davoli Umberto. The edition is unknown.
The Zambia Farmer
It is published monthly in English. The edition is unknown. The registered office is at PO Box 30395, Lusaka. The editor-in-chief is Kali Muluzi.
Zambezi Times
Specifics cannot be deduced from the website. Apparently not a daily newspaper, but a monthly magazine, more of a specialty paper with an aesthetic focus. The edition is unknown.