by Salima | Feb 23, 2026 | WCP News
Despite a World Bank-backed remediation project and years of international scrutiny, Kabwe’s residents say contamination, illness, and broken promises still define daily life. By Luckson Mwale In Makululu township, 14-year-old Oliver struggles in school. Once...
by Salima | Feb 9, 2026 | WCP News
By Maina Malaya Environmental crimes, including illegal mining, deforestation, wildlife trafficking, and industrial pollution, are among the world’s most damaging illicit activities, undermining ecosystems, human health, and community livelihoods while generating an...
by Salima | Jan 26, 2026 | WCP News
Families displaced for a coal mine say development left them poorer, sicker, and unheard. By Mukwima Chilala In the hills of Sinazongwe’s Mweemba village in southern Zambia, where dust from coal trucks settles on cracked mud houses, more than 50 families say...
by Salima | Jan 26, 2026 | WCP News
By Mirriam Nasilele In Zambia and many other parts of the world, the killing of animals driven by spiritual and cultural beliefs remains a deeply complex and sensitive issue. Certain animals are perceived as omens, messengers from the spirit world, or carriers of...
by Salima | Jan 15, 2026 | WCP News
By Salima Mvula Zambia’s natural heritage is extraordinary. From vast, largely undisturbed wilderness areas to abundant wildlife populations, the country is home to some of Africa’s most remarkable ecosystems. In places such as North Luangwa National Park, visitors...
