E. Munshya, LLB (Hons), M.Div The Zambian state has a legitimate interest in enforcing the law. The state is well…
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Fifty Years of Independence – Part II
The Literacy level of this nation, which in part mirrors the nation’s repertoire of skilled manpower, is an issue of…
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By lias Munshya, LLB (Hons), MA., M.Div. Some Members of Parliament (MPs) are demanding for a pay increase. And our…
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Splitting Lusaka into two: Leadership of hope for Zambia’s capital city
The City of Lusaka, as messy as it is, is still very strategic to the economic interests of our country.…
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Fifty Years of Independence – Part I On October 24th 2014, Zambia turns fifty from British Rule. What are we…
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Mumba Malila: A Supreme Court Justice for our time
At the age of 50, newly appointed Supreme Court Justice Mumba Malila is one of the youngest Zambians to have…
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Mulenga Sata does satisfy the constitution to be presidential candidate in Zambia – Elias Munshya
In the interest of state unity and national sanity, Vice-President Guy Lindsay Scott should either be fired or severely reprimanded…
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When a Vice-President works in the dark: Guy Scott and the vacuum from Tel Aviv – Elias Munshya
Never in the short history of our republic have we had a vice-president who is as marginalised as Guy Lindsay…
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When a Vice-President works in the dark: Guy Scott and the vacuum from Tel Aviv – Elias Munshya
Never in the short history of our republic have we had a vice-president who is as marginalised as Guy Lindsay…
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