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A 100% Liberal Economy cannot benefits Zambians, it can only reward Foreigners who own the Capital
By Dr. Lubinda Haabazoka
In economics, there are several ways one can reach the promised land. The easy way would normally be with the help...
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Zambia is spending $1.3 billion on fuel and electricity subsidies every year
By Felix Nkulukusa Secretary to Treasury
In graduate school, when I was doing my MA in development economics, one of the professors, Prof Monteal, taught...
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How has President Hichilema performed in his fight against corruption so far?
By Sean Tembo - PeP President
1. Our position regarding the fight against corruption by the New Dawn administration has always been the same;...
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Government must disclose the details of the IMF deal to the public
By. Amb. Emmanuel Mwamba
The IMF team reached a staff-level agreement with the Zambian authorities on a new arrangement under the Extended Credit Facility...
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The good, the bad and the alarming: Hichilema’s first 100 days in Zambia
By Sishuwa Sishuwa
Today marks exactly 100 days since Hakainde Hichilema was inaugurated as president of Zambia. After a decade and half in opposition, the...
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Rating President Hakainde Hichilema’s 100 Days in Office
By Sean Tembo - PeP President
1. Economy: Putting Zambia on an IMF programme is bad for the country. Already, electricity and fuel prices will...
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The talk by the government of mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations frightening
By Fred M'membe
While I strongly encourage and urge everyone to vaccinate, I find the talk by the government of mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations frightening. Let's...
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Who’s Behind President Hichilema’s Agenda to Kill INDENI, Increase Price of Fuel and Electricity?
By Kapya Kaoma
It is said, "Lie to me once, shame upon you. Lie to me twice, shame upon me." So when I read Fumba...