Zambia’s External Debt Falls 5% As IMF Weighs US$1.46bn Successor Programme
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Zambia’s Debt Declines, but Households Await Relief
🇿🇲 INSIGHT | Zambia’s Debt Declines, but Households Await Relief Zambia’s economic recovery presents two contrasting pictures. Finance Minister Situmbeko Musokotwane told Parliament this week that external debt declined from US$16.15 billion in December 2025 to US$15.35 billion in June 2026, a reduction of approximately five per cent. Total central government debt, however, stood at […] The post Zambia’s Debt Declines, but Households Await Rel…
Zambia’s External Debt Falls 5% As IMF Weighs US$1.46bn Successor Programme
Zambia’s external debt has fallen by five percent to US$15.35 billion. The Government has confirmed that it has resumed servicing its restructured loans and is closing in on the last stretch of its debt restructuring. Finance and National Planning Minister Dr Situmbeko Musokotwane told Parliament in a ministerial statement that external obligations stood at US$15.35 […]
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