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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 yet, history tells us something...
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How KK managed to keep our nation united for years!
Excerpts from my upcoming book:Â 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...
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A Clash of Despots: Inside the Tonse Alliance’s Ego Politics
By Kapya Kaoma
In Zambian politics, power dynamics shift like shadows at dusk, leaving critical questions in their wake. What truly unites the Tonse Alliance?...
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The Refrain of Freedom and HH’s Cyber Security Act
By Kapya Kaoma
It is bewildering to witness once staunch advocates of freedom suddenly support a law designed to quell the very voices that propelled...
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Warning against smear campaign
Recently, our ZCCM Defense Association and I have been facing unfair diatribes and a smear campaign.
Following our press release on the ouster of Bishop...
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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...