Feature Column
What would the world miss about Zambia if we simply vanished tomorrow?
By Sishuwa Sishuwa
A visitor to Zambia who restricts themselves to parts of Lusaka could be forgiven for thinking that they had entered a vibrant...
Columns
Lessons from the local government by-elections
By Sishuwa Sishuwa
On 24 April 2018, voters in 16 different wards spread across the country went to the polls to choose new representatives following...
Feature Column
Essays on Statecraft: Why Is Zambia Broke Part 3
By Jones K. Kasonso
Having a population of 60% plus living below the poverty line, 54 years after independence, is an urgent crisis that requires...
Columns
Celebrating Dr.Kenneth Kaunda’s legacy and 94th Birthday
Part 1:The Impact Of His Politics
By Evaristo Mupeta
The right fore finger raised and his twinkling eyes looking at the mammoth crowd gathered on a...
Columns
Armed with evidence: Zambia requires mining companies to cough up records
By Daniel Mulé and Eneya Maseko
In a move that will hopefully reduce corporate tax evasion in Zambia’s mining sector, multinational companies must now document...
Columns
HH’s Interview with Mail and Guardian: ‘Zambia becoming another Zimbabwe’
By Simon Allison
The last time I spoke to Hakainde Hichilema, he was trapped in a panic room in his Lusaka home. Dozens of riot...
Columns
Lies, damned lies and delusion: ‘adotolo’ Chomba and our culture of mediocrity
By Sishuwa Sishuwa
Last week, News Diggers published an exposé that accused the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Water Development, Sanitation and Environmental Protection,...
Columns
Essays on Statecraft: Why Is Zambia Broke? Part 2
Our politics have long been a domain of scoundrels. The most compelling personalities that lay hands on power are mostly clueless or merely louder....