Opinion
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Jan- 2023 -31 January
NCUBE’S APOLOGY
Zambians were naturally angry especially that President Hichilema had not very long ago declared that load shedding was a thing…
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30 January
REVIVE KK LEGACY
It is time that Zambia retained and upheld the legacy of the country’s founding father and first republican President, Kenneth…
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30 January
STABILISING MEALIE-MEAL PRICES
It is clear that the public outcry on escalating mealie-meal prices, has caught the attention of government.
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26 January
A BRIEF COMPARATIVE STUDY OF JUDICIAL AUTHORITY (PART 3)
By DARLINGTON CHILUBA WHEN law becomes a service to self, it immediately ceases to command the authority of consent from…
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24 January
LET PEOPLE SPEAK FREELY
IT will not do the state any good to continue attempts to gag free expression of citizens, especially those who…
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19 January
TELECOMMUNICATIONS: The case of
mobile network operators in Zambia (Part
1)Bernadette Deka-Zulu (PhD Researcher-Public Enterprise) OVER the years, there has been a growing global recognition that Information and Communication Technology…
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19 January
A BRIEF COMPARATIVE STUDY OF EXECUTIVE POWER (PART 2)
By DARLINGTON CHILUBA THE previous article briefly detailed how sovereignty is cushioned in the United States of America (USA), the…
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12 January
EDUCATION FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC GROWTH: Girls taking lead as academic trendsetters? The case of the just released Grade 9 results
Bernadette Deka-Zulu (PhD Researcher-Public enterprise) Introduction Progressive economies have paid attention to the involvement of women in socio-economic matters and…
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4 January
MWEETWA OFFSIDE
IT is unacceptable for Mr Cornelius Mweetwa to shift blame for the reportedly rising corruption inthe new dawn administration to…
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Dec- 2022 -29 December
Casualties of Global Power
By DARLINGTON CHILUBA THERE is a curious case of the independence struggle of Angola where the Portuguese colonialists did not…
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