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Like his predecessor, President Hakainde Hichilema may leave office more affluent than expected
By Venus N Msyani
President Hakainde Hichilema may leave office more affluent than expected if people choose to remain quiet during his presidency.
Being...
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Glencore’s Leadership Must be Held Accountable for Company’s Corrupt Behavior
By NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber (www.EnergyChamber.org)
After U.S. energy company Enron made global headlines in the early 2000s for accounting and corporate...
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Home Grown Solution: How Innovative Transformation of the Informal Sector can accelerate Growth and Create Youth Jobs
By Mwansa Chalwe Snr
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Economic growth in regions or countries with large informal sectors remains below potential. Addressing informality is thus essential and...
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HH Challenged to State if He wants to Change the Law on Homosexuality in Zambia
By Chishala Kateka
The continued silence of President Hakainde Hichilema and his Ministers on the recently held LGBTQ event in Lusaka is a serious betrayal...
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Zambia has lost the number one copper exporter hegemony to DRC
By Edward Chisanga
It began with whispers, speculation and gossip, that Zambia was losing global competitiveness of exports of copper to DRC. That speculation has...
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The IMF Bailout Loan is Here: What Next?
By Sean Tembo - PeP President
1. During campaigns, Hakainde Hichilema made a solemn promise to the Zambian people that if he is elected...
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Open Letter to President on Problems in UPND
By Prince Bill M. Kaping’a Political/Social Analyst
Warm and fraternal greetings!
The results coming out of Luangwa are obviously painful and disappointing....
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The Scourge of Sodomy and The Weak Legal System in Zambia
By David Chishimba President - Association of Unemployed Youths. Youth Activist.
I could hardly hold back my tears when i was listening to an audio...