Zambia Risk Monitor 2026

Byrne Kaulu

Zambia Risk Monitor 2026

Authors

Byrne Kaulu

University of Zambia

Keywords:

Zambia economy, macroeconomic risk, fiscal policy, monetary policy, inflation risk, exchange rate volatility, commodity dependence, copper prices, petroleum market, investment climate, credit risk, capital flight, banking stability, insurance, enterprise risk management, Political stability, governance, corruption, rule of law, policy uncertainty, regulatory risk, government performance, regional geopolitics, COMESA, Southern Africa, international relations, policy advocacy, Business compliance, labor relations, industrial disputes, supply chain disruption, operational risk, market volatility, taxation, investment risk, Climate change, environmental risk, resource scarcity, water risk, energy security, Cybersecurity, AI risk, Social unrest, labor strikes, public safety, health risks, pandemics, executive intelligence

Synopsis

Zambia Risk Monitor 2026 provides a comprehensive, forward-looking analysis of the key risks facing Zambia’s business, investment, and governance environment. Designed for executives, policymakers, investors, and strategic planners, this volume examines economic, political, regulatory, environmental, technological, and social risks in detail. Readers will find actionable insights into macroeconomic trends, fiscal and monetary challenges, commodity market exposure, and financial sector stability. The book also explores political governance, policy uncertainty, corruption, and regional geopolitical dynamics affecting business operations.

In addition, it covers operational and social risks, including labor relations, supply chain disruptions, cybersecurity, and climate change impacts. Practical tools for risk mitigation, enterprise risk management, and crisis preparedness are provided, alongside sector-specific case studies and forecasts for 2026. By integrating data-driven analysis with expert insight, Zambia Risk Monitor 2026 equips decision-makers with the knowledge to anticipate, manage, and respond to emerging risks in Zambia’s dynamic economic and political landscape.