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Bad losers losing badly: lessons from Sesheke
By Sishuwa Sishuwa
Last Tuesday, the opposition United Party for National Development...
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PART TWO: The Zambia Airways Conundrum
By Ndalama Lwando
The long absence of a national airline has left very few aviation technocrats and experts in Zambia; most migrated to foreign...
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The Party, The State and The Church
The relationship between the state and the church has been a matter of concern from the very beginning of Christianity.It has certainly been both...
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10 Years After Mufumbwe, the Sesheke Question
By Dickson Jere
The Mufumbwe parliamentary by-election of April 2010 was one of the bloodiest in recent history of our country - the Sesheke style!...
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The real reasons why Lungu won’t fire Chitotela
By Sishuwa Sishuwa
Last week, the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) arrested Minister of Infrastructure and Housing Development Ronald Kaoma Chitotela on suspicion of corruption. Chitotela, 46,...
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CUTS applauds Zambia’s signing of the African Continental Free Trade Area
By Chenai Mukumba
On Sunday, 10 February 2019, President Lungu signed the African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement. It was witnessed by His Excellency Albert...
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The Zambia Airways Conundrum
BY NDALAMA LWANDO
In 2018 alone, Zambia was visited by the likes of Will smith, Brian McKnight, Joe Thomas, Jack Ma and Prince Harry, Duke...
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Fighting Corruption does not entail abandoning the Rule of Law
By Sunday Chilufya Chanda
For justice to prevail, any case must be viewed through the pure unadulterated eyes of justice, rather than through the clouded...