Launched in 2005, Zambia’s Vision 2030 was an ambitious national plan aimed at transforming the country into a middle-income nation by 2030. With just over four years remaining to the target date, experts are expressing serious doubts about the country’s ability to meet these goals. Zambia is officially classified by the World Bank as a lower-middle-income country, meaning it is not ranked as a rich nation, but it sits above the threshold of low-income (the poorest) nations. However, it faces severe developmental challenges, with over 64% of its population living on less than $2.15 a day, placing it among countries...
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