Zambia’s biggest & most anticipated music festival, Mosi Day of Thunder returns for its 5th edition. The Zambian Breweries sponsored event was first introduced in 2016, but has been absent for two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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The smallholder farmers linked to the Zambian Breweries PLC value chain are delighted with the introduction of blockchain technology for selling and receiving payment for their sorghum and cassava crop. The Ministers of Science and Technology and Small and...
Zambian breweries hosted a webinar last week under the theme, “Collaborative solutions to address alcohol abuse among the youth” as part of its alcohol responsibility programme and initiatives.
The confluence of technology, science and innovation at the country’s largest brewer, Zambian Breweries, has impressed Minister of Technology and Science Felix Mutati.
A 2019 African Development Bank report identified Africa as the most vulnerable continent to climate change. With widespread changes in weather patterns causing uncertainty for many, what can businesses do to step up and do their part to avert...
Zambian Breweries’ recycling initiative Manja Pamodzi and British American Tobacco (Zambia) plc (“BAT Zambia”) this weekend held a clean-up exercise in Lusaka’s Kabwata township, as part of their contribution to the national Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme.
NEWS RELEASE – ZAMBIAN BREWERIES CHEERS SAMUEL ‘ZOOM’ NDHLOVU CHARITY SHIELD CHAMPIONS RED ARROWS FC
Through a new sponsorship deal with the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) that kicked off on Saturday August 13, this year’s Charity Shield trophy was lifted by Red Arrows FC.
Representatives of the Bar and Nightclub Owners Association of Zambia (B&NCOAZ) have toured Zambian Breweries’ Mungwi Road brewing plant in Lusaka to learn more about the company’s massive US$80 million investment and the positive impact it will have on...
Zambian Breweries is empowering youth and backing the development of sport through a new sponsorship deal with the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) that kicked off today. The nation’s largest brewer is supporting the Charity Shield competition - named after...
Zambian Breweries has unveiled further details of its US$80 million investment plan that will see the company’s Mungwi Road plant in Lusaka double its production capacity over the next 18 months.