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Tashupika: We are Suffering in America
By Mwizenge S. Tembo, Ph. D. Professor of Sociology
I had been watching news all week about the early voting for the crucial American...
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Zambia’s Quest for Debt Relief and restructuring Must be Transparent
By Nalucha Nganga Ziba Country Director, ActionAid Zambia
With the advent of COVID-19 early this year, seeking debt relief was almost inevitable for Zambia as...
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BILL 10 Down, ECZ is Next
On Thursday 29th October, we appealed to Parliamentarians from both sides to choose peace and unity of the nation above partisan politics. We called...
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Now, Mozambique AL-Shabaab terrorist rebels attack Tanzania,kill and behead 20 civilians
I know, there is too much tension in our nation because of oppression of the opposition leaders. Nonetheless, it is worth knowing what else...
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Change is inevitable, there’s no need to fear it
By Fred M'membe
Information and broadcasting services minister Dora Siliya says they are not ready to hand over power to anyone in 2021.
"We shouldn't relax...
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CiSCA Appeals to MPs to Remain Resolute in Rejection of Bill 10
By Judith Mulenga CiSCA Ag Chairperson
The Civil Society Constitution Agenda (CISCA) earnestly appeals to all well-meaning Members of Parliament to remain resolute in...
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Kangaroo Court in Lusaka ‘s unplanned settlement In’gombe
By Nkonkomalimba Kafunda
In’gombe originally one of the several Lusaka unplanned settlements is a sprawling lively compound near the University of Zambia neighboring Kalundu on...
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Why Shonga’s election marks a new phase in LAZ’s fall from grace
By Sishuwa Sishuwa
In July, members of the Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) elected at their Annual General Meeting a 15-member executive to replace the...