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Having served once, Zambia was overly-obsessed to aim for second time AfDB President position
By Edward Chisanga
The ignored, yet perhaps most deciding factor
After reading comments about Zambia’s failed attempt to install its citizen, Samuel Maimbo into the post...
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Zambia Needs More Teachers, Not Just Free Education
By Alexander Vomo
The UPND government, under the leadership of President Hakainde Hichilema and through Education Minister Douglas Syakalima, has loudly celebrated the introduction of...
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Cyber Law or Cyber Muzzle? Zambia’s Rights Body Warns Against Erosion of Expression Freedoms
Cyber Law or Cyber Muzzle? Zambia’s Rights Body Warns Against Erosion of Expression Freedoms
By Chester Banda
Lusaka, Zambia – Amid rising public concern over the...
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The Fuel of Betrayal: How Zambia Pays the Price While Angola Pumps Prosperity
In a world where a mere kilometer can separate abundance from austerity, Zambia stands as a cautionary tale a nation paying triple for fuel...
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Trump’s threat to cut off HIV aid might be the wake-up call we need
Dr. Manto Tshabalala-Msimang, South Africa’s Health Minister from 1999 to 2008, gained notoriety for promoting beetroot and other vegetables as treatments for HIV/AIDS. She...
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The Conflict Between Alice Lenshina Mulenga and 1964 Government
BOOK REVIEW
By Mwizenge S. Tembo, Ph. D
Emeritus Professor of Sociology
Introduction
A large, excited ululating crowd had gathered and created a circle in the middle of...
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Constitutional Overhaul or Power Play? Hichilema’s Reforms Draw Fury
Constitutional Overhaul or Power Play? Hichilema’s Reforms Draw Fury
Lusaka — It takes a special kind of political amnesia to oppose a constitutional amendment while...
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Africa Freedom Day:Does It Honour The Ideals Of Pan-Africanism
By Shaddon Chanda
The Pan-African congresses
Every year African countries commemorate Africa Day or Africa Freedom Day which is broadly in honour of the...