Build a diversified investment portfolio in Zambia using goals, asset allocation, government securities, shares, unit trusts and disciplined rebalancing.
Learn how Treasury bills and government bonds in Zambia work, from the K1,000 minimum and CSD registration to auctions, risks, tax and maturity planning.
Learn how to start investing in Zambia, compare GRZ securities, unit trusts and LuSE shares, verify providers, avoid scams and take your first step.
Should you go for T-bills or bonds? That’s the wrong question. The right question is: what does your money need to do, and over what
In February 2026, K21.3 billion flooded a Zambian bond auction where only K4.2 billion was on offer — the largest in the country’s history. Behind
Every Zambian bond investor sees the 16% or 17.5% headline yield — but almost none calculate what that coupon actually delivers after withholding tax, the
A bond ladder spreads your investment across multiple maturity dates so that different portions of your portfolio mature at different points in the future. In
The BOZ’s 31 March 2026 public notice restructured Zambia’s entire domestic bond market. The 5-year was suspended. The 7-year and 15-year became new benchmark bonds.
Most investors obsess over acquiring bonds. The ones who build real wealth obsess over what happens next. This article covers the 10 things every Zambian
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