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CDF can be a game changer; our journey to Kanchibiya
Without any doubt, one of President Hakainde Hichilema's flagship projects is obviously the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) which his administration has increased from a...
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Renaming Western Province to Barotseland Province: A Step Towards Resolving the Barotseland Dispute
In addressing the ongoing Barotseland dispute in Zambia, proposing the renaming of Western Province to Barotseland Province emerges as a potential step towards reconciliation...
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HH is loveable; he’ll secure second term, but…..
The other day, the much respected Afrobarometer, a pan-African, non-partisan survey research network that conducts public attitude surveys on democracy, governance, the economy, and...
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Kenneth Kaunda’s strange place in Zambian history
By Michael Chishala
The year was 1982. The place was Jacaranda Primary School. The occasion was a normal day of learning in grade four in...
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Unicaf University in Zambia: Pioneers in the Future of Learning
Nestled in the heart of Lusaka, Unicaf University, the leading online higher education provider in Africa, is proud to announce the launch of its...
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Response to Zumani’s poisonous snakes theory
We are reeling from the shock of reading Chris Zumani's diatribe on certain individuals in which he literally tries to besmirch, defame, ridicule and...
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Why aren’t you puting them in Kasalangas as deterrent?
Since our so-called governance system is hankered on Western style democracy, we shall not shy away from giving the United States of America as...
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Cold War: Revisiting crash site of Hammarskjöld’s plane
Then a sleepy town, Ndola was yanked to global prominence overnight on 17 September 1961, when the DC6-B, the Albertina, crashed there with 16...