Over the last decade, Zambia has successfully turned the corner. Most evident is a commendable display of economic growth, improved prosperity and easier market access for local and foreign investments in the past decade. During this time Zambia attained economic growth above 5 percent spurred by the expansion of the country’s mining, construction and service industries.

With good governance and a vigorous pursuit of sound macroeconomic policies, Zambia’s macroeconomic environment is stable and considered to be the most favourable in the region with structural changes relating to investment and trade facilitation. All of which now culminate into the significant reduction in the cost of doing business.

THE Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) Act No. 11 of 2006 offers a wide range of incentives in the form of exemptions and concessions for companies investing in a priority sector as stipulated in the ZDA Act.