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There Is No Such Thing As Freedom To Abuse Others -Nevers Mumba
Let Us All Fight For A Responsible Cyber Space Free From Abuse And Hate Speech
Today, opposition leaders staged a silent protest by covering...
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Why Colonialism Was Actually Good for Africa – Part 3
Why Colonialism Was Actually Good for Africa – Part 3
By Michael Chishala, 2nd May 2025
There were several important benefits of colonialism that are not...
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The opposition’s plea for dialogue plays into HH’s strategy.
By Exhilda Mwansa
When the opposition bloc announced a joint press briefing earlier this week, it ignited curiosity and anticipation across the country. Many imagined...
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Linking Zambia’s Climate Change Act, Forest Act, and Carbon Stock Regulations for Effective Carbon Trading
Carbon trading has emerged as a critical mechanism for mitigating climate change by incentivizing the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and promoting sustainable land...
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Why Colonialism Was Actually Good for Africa – Part 2
Why Colonialism Was Actually Good for Africa – Part 2
By Michael Chishala, 30th April 2025
When Europeans began creating colonies in Africa, slavery had already...
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Tough Measures, Long Vision: Why Firm Laws Like Zambia’s Cyber Act Deserve a Second Look
By Adrian Gunduzani, The Observer
When a nation begins to clean house, it does not always feel like a celebration. It often feels uncomfortable. And...
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How KK managed to keep our nation united for years!
Excerpts from my upcoming book: One Zambia, One Nation; how various Presidents have navigated around it.
As we commemorate 'Kaunda Day' today, it’s perhaps important to...
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Communities Betrayed In Carbon Projects , Says Legal Advocate
Communities sidelined as foreign developers dominate forest offset deals, says Musonda
A leading Zambian legal expert has accused carbon offset project developers of exploiting rural...