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04/09/2026

The Bond Season 6 has continued with its second episode, taking viewers into the world of kiwifruit production and exploring innovative approaches aimed at improving agricultural practices and supporting sustainable development.

Titled “Boosting Kiwifruit Production,” Episode 02 looks at how innovation and improved farming approaches can contribute to increased agricultural productivity while supporting the long-term development of farming communities.

The episode forms part of The Bond Season 6, a documentary series that brings audiences closer to stories of agriculture, innovation, culture, development and human connections between China and the wider world.

Kiwifruit production is an increasingly important area of agricultural development, with improved farming techniques, knowledge and innovation offering opportunities to enhance productivity and sustainability.

Through the programme, viewers are taken into the agricultural environment to see how approaches to production can be improved and how agricultural innovation can contribute to broader development.

The latest episode is being broadcast on Africa TV, giving Zambian and international audiences an opportunity to follow stories that highlight experiences and developments from China and beyond.

The Bond Season 6 is part of Africa TV's programming aimed at bringing international stories closer to African audiences while highlighting the links between people, communities, agriculture, culture and development.

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18/08/2026

HICHILEMA DECLARED WINNER OF ZAMBIA’S TIGHTLY CONTESTED ELECTION

LUSAKA — Incumbent President Hakainde Hichilema has been declared the winner of Zambia’s 13 August 2026 general election, securing a second term after a tightly contested presidential race.

Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) Chairperson and Presidential Returning Officer Mwangala Zalomisi declared Hichilema the winner after the commission completed the announcement of the presidential results.

Hichilema polled 2,965,326 votes, defeating his closest challenger, NRP-UP presidential candidate Brian Mundubile, who received 1,856,217 votes.

The declaration brings to an end the official counting and announcement process following an election that was closely watched nationally and internationally amid a highly competitive campaign between Hichilema and Mundubile.

Hichilema thanks voters

Shortly after the declaration, President Hichilema took to Facebook to thank Zambians for renewing his mandate.

He said the election had demonstrated Zambia's identity as a peaceful and democratic country that resolves political differences through the ballot.

Hichilema also acknowledged voters who supported his opponents, saying his administration would continue working for all Zambians regardless of how they voted.

He pledged to return to work with a renewed focus on development, unity and improving the lives of citizens across the country.

“The people have spoken and we now turn our focus to building even greater peace and prosperity,” Hichilema said.

He concluded by reaffirming the country's longstanding motto: “One Zambia, One Nation, One people.”

Mundubile camp yet to formally respond

Brian Mundubile had not issued a formal response to the ECZ declaration by the time of publication.

The NRP-UP campaign had, however, raised a number of concerns during the election, counting and post-election period, including the detention of members of its campaign and security teams and incidents surrounding its presidential candidate.

In an emotional post following the declaration, NRP-UP Presidential Office Chairperson Binwell Mpundu appeared to suggest that the opposition had failed to secure what he described as a victory delivered by voters.

“You did your part. You voted and delivered us a victory but we failed to secure that victory,” Mpundu wrote.

He further accused unnamed individuals of having “stolen your victory,” without providing details in the statement.

Constitutional Court option remains open

The NRP-UP and other opposition parties have the constitutional right to challenge the presidential election result through the Constitutional Court if they choose to do so.

It was not immediately clear whether the Mundubile campaign intends to petition the result, or what specific legal steps the opposition may take following the ECZ declaration.

For now, the ECZ declaration makes Hichilema the president-elect for a second term, subject to any constitutionally provided legal challenge to the result.
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27/07/2026

African Startup Funding Shows Signs of Recovery After Challenging Period

Africa's technology startup ecosystem is showing renewed momentum, with investment funding rebounding after a slowdown that affected many emerging markets in recent years.

Entrepreneurs, investors and industry experts say the recovery reflects growing confidence in African innovation, particularly in sectors such as financial technology, healthcare, agriculture and digital services. While funding levels remain below the record highs seen in previous years, the renewed investment is providing startups with fresh opportunities to expand and develop solutions to local challenges.

The report features insights from **Greg Emuze**, Chief Product Officer at WellaHealth, and **Princess Ewa**, a researcher at the Centre for the Study of Economies of Africa, who discuss the factors driving the recovery and the outlook for the continent's startup ecosystem.

Analysts say sustained investment, supportive government policies and continued technological innovation will be critical to ensuring Africa's startup sector maintains its growth trajectory and continues creating jobs and attracting global investors.

Watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ma7OsGUzhAw the full report to learn how Africa's startup ecosystem is regaining investor confidence and what the recovery could mean for entrepreneurs across the continent.

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