Personal sabotage should know its constraints. But just when you think that stuff cannot get any worse, that is when…
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What’s wrong in reporting conflict – Imam Ali
New York leading Imam Shamsi Ali wants the media to exercise greater caution in reporting issues with potential to divide…
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Parliament Needs to Be Trimmed! – Henry Kyambalesa
In 2010, the National Constitutional Conference (NCC) recommended an increase in the number of Parliamentary seats from 158 to 280…
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Fifa World Cup From the View of an Indian
First Of All We Know What Is The Condition Of Football In India Because India Is Dominated By Cricket Supporters.That…
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Michael Sata’s Government of “Katwishi” – E. Munshya
The nights and days are very cold this month of June. But in spite of this, the leaders of this…
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Zambian Economist’s status – Elias Munshya
Some of you have been pressing for a comment on the recent macroeconomic developments. You have been emailing, posting and…
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Justice Kenyatta Nyirenda of Malawi: Could his ruling shape Zambia’s 2016 vote?
There is no doubting that the 30th May “midnight” court ruling in Malawi has significant implications for Zambia. In 2016,…
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One Zambia, Many Vultures: Towards a More Humane Politics During Presidential Illness
By E. Munshya, LLB (Hons), M.Div. The question is not really about whether President Sata is sick or not. The…
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African leaders have underperformed – Chanda
Open Society Foundation (OSF) has observed that African leaders in many countries have not done much to liberate their people…
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