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Why colonialism was actually good for Africa – Part 1
Why colonialism was actually good for Africa - Part 1
By Michael Chishala
This article is not a "balanced" take on the good and bad of...
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UPND’s Steady Progress Amidst Opposition Turmoil
Opinion: UPND’s Steady Progress Amidst Opposition Turmoil
By Clive Habeenzu
a Concerned Zambian Citizen
In the dynamic landscape of Zambian politics, recent events have cast a spotlight...
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Things you may not know about Uzbekistan
By Adkhamjon Janobiddinov
Uzbekistan and Zambia established diplomatic relations on February 1, 1994. Since then, the countries have been supporting each other within the international...
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Thierry Charles is Just an Arrogant Frenchman Who Thinks He Owns Zambia
By Magret Mwanza – Political Analyst and Governance Activist
When foreigners start to feel more entitled to speak for the people of Zambia than Zambians...
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Better Fewer Laws, But Better, M’membe Warns Against State Control of the Media
Better Fewer Laws, But Better, M’membe Warns Against State Control of the Media
Mr Hakainde Hichilema's Journalism Bill is not only regressive, it is also...
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HH acknowledges his role in constitutional amendments
By Venus N Msyani
The proposed constitutional amendments in Zambia have ignited intense debate, with citizens voicing concerns about their timing, intent, and implications. Since...
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Are Bitcoin Casinos Legit?
With the rise of crypto gambling, many players wonder whether Bitcoin casinos are truly legit. While some offer fair gaming and fast withdrawals, others...
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A Silent Compassion: President Hichilema’s Unspoken Acts of Mercy
In a political era where grandstanding often eclipses substance, President Hakainde Hichilema has quietly carved out a legacy not just of reform and economic...