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Class of 2018: Zambians who inspired last year
By Sishuwa Sishuwa
Across 2018, Zambia experienced no shortage of disappointments and setbacks. Yet there are some individuals whose courage and principles made them inspiring...
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Things to leave behind in 2019
By Sampa Kabwela
Thing one — the innate behaviour so common in most black Zambians, including myself, of bestowing undue privilege to people of other...
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The Bad Science Behind a Bad Alliance-Part 1
By Sunday Chilufya Chanda
We have consistently stated that in the interest of a vibrant democracy and development of our country, the nation needs an...
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Harry Kalaba has been vindicated, the PF corruption is there for all to see
Yesterday marked a year since Bahati Law Maker and DP Presidential Candidate Hon Harry Kalaba resigned from his ministerial position as Zambia's Foreign Affairs...
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Headed for a Rubble: When 10 Misleaders Unified by Duplicity and Mutual Deception Babble about Building a Political Tower Of Babel
By Sunday Chilufya Chanda
The Scriptural Tower of Babel represents the pride of mankind wanting to reach the heavens and be their own gods. It...
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How Zambia Loses Billions of Dollars in illicit Outflows, Fueling Excessive Debt and Low Foreign Reserves
….Mines’ threat of mass layoffs upsets government and Zambians……
By Kalima Nkonde
Story Highlights
The bottom line is that illicit financial flows leads to a loss...
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2018: A Year Memorable for Progress Moving the Country Closer Towards Vision 2030 – Despite Progress Being Insulted by Envious Habitual Haters
By Sunday Chilufya Chanda
Prologue- A Half Hearted end of year “Whine” and Dine
2018 draws to an end today with a tale about how some...
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President Lungu’s Administration Must Focus on Investment in Higher Education
By Isaac Mwanza
While the Patriotic Front administration under both late Michael Sata and President Edgar Chagwa Lungu has done a marvellous job to meet...