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Earlier this month The Zambian deployed a significant update to the site. Visitors to the site will now see a new section called Wikis. A Wiki allows visitors to add, remove and edit the content allowing for the sharing of knowledge and information that...

A couple of months late, but the core software powering The Zambian has just been updated. In celebration of the new update, we've also applied a Zambian background photograph courtesy of Mike. The new core software has a lot of social elements that...

In early 2000 I posted a request for help from Zambian authors and journalists. We were trying to boost the presence of Zambian content on the Internet and knew that we had to partner with our peers in order to achieve this goal. Below is the request...

When The Zambian first launched in 2000 it consisted of dozens and dozens of static HTML files. This was the easiest way to get content out. Give a contributor a copy of FrontPage or Dreamweaver and they could create all the content they wanted. The only...

The new site is finally live. Well at least it's in the process of going live. What you see now is a site being built from the ground up with a core focus on community. All the old content will slowly be migrated over and features such as the chat...

For the longest time, we've focussed on using .NET technologies and have been proud to be the first .NET website in Zambia and one of the first in Africa. Unfortunately we don't have any sources to validate this claim aside from the fact that...

Can someone help us get listed on other websites on Zambia?

As one reader notes on The Zambian Message Board, “perhaps multiple bloggers are needed to get the ball rolling as one blog leads to another“ Ideally I would like to find an expert(s) for the following categories: History Music News Politics Sports Technology...