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President Hichilema and His Unorthodox Approach
Only the strong, the resolved, and the focused can lead effectively. Looking sideways invites failure. One thing is certain—President Hakainde Hichilema is undeniably forthright....
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Kasaka ka Ndalama: The Hidden Fear Behind Zambia’s Currency Change
Kasaka ka Ndalama: The Hidden Fear Behind Zambia's Currency Change
By Gerald Libati
The introduction of new banknotes in Zambia has ignited intense public debate, with...
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The Perils of Denial in Zambian Politics
By Kapya Kaoma
President Hakainde Hichilema (HH) and his supporters share a troubling trait: denial. They are aware that Zambians are being pushed to...
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Economic Costs of Informal Businesses
How Informal Sector is undermining Zambia’s Economic Development
By Mwansa Chalwe Snr
“ The Trump administration has already frozen almost all foreign assistance and made moves...
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The Perils of Denial in Zambian Politics
By Kapya Kaoma
President Hakainde Hichilema (HH) and his supporters share a troubling trait: denial. They are aware that Zambians are being pushed to their...
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What are the implications of PF’s hero welcome of “Why me” ?
Yesterday, the Edgar Lungu Patriotic Front (PF) faction top-brass, led by acting president, Given Lubinda, accorded one Francis Kapwepwe, otherwise better known as 'Why...
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To protect free media, alleged police interference during the UN envoy’s Zambia visit needs deeper scrutiny
By Venus N Msyani
On Monday, January 27, 2025, UN Special Rapporteur on freedom of opinion and expression, Irene Khan, visited Flava FM radio station...
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Why are indigenous Zambian owned SMEs failing?
By Kumbukilani Phiri
If there is something that I am so passionate about, it’s the development of more indigenous Zambian owned businesses in the country....