Internationa Organization for Standardization

The Story of ISO: Why International Standards Matter for Zambian Businesses

From screws that fit perfectly across borders to safe working environments in local workshops, ISO standards quietly shape the way the world does business. Born in 1947 to bring order and fairness to international trade, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has become the backbone of global trust and efficiency. For Zambian businesses — from small workshops in Luanshya to large suppliers in Lusaka — ISO is more than a certificate on the wall. It’s a pathway to quality, client confidence, and bigger opportunities. This article explores the story of ISO and why its principles matter for Zambia’s future growth.

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Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence(AI)—An Inappropriate Term

s the term “Artificial Intelligence” misleading? In this thought-provoking analysis, Zambian scholar Henry Kyambalesa challenges the global tech community to rethink one of the 21st century’s most influential terms. From ethical dilemmas to socio-economic consequences, the article explores why “Machine Intelligence” may be a more fitting description—and what that shift in language could mean for Africa and the world.

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Praparing-Kitwe-Youth

Building Brighter Futures: Equipping Kitwe’s Young People for the Jobs of Tomorrow

As Kitwe’s job market rapidly evolves, local youth face both challenges and exciting new opportunities. This article explores the essential skills, training pathways, and support systems—ranging from vocational education to the vital roles played by teachers and guardians—that can help Kitwe’s young people prepare for a successful future in work and entrepreneurship.

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