All posts by Vincent Kanyamuna
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Unpacking M&E with Dr. Kanyamuna: Measures to improve the welfare of Zambians worse than ever
Many times, it has occurred to me that perhaps it is important to write about positive achievements Zambia has made since independence. But alas, that...
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Lungu’s addresses on COVID-19 exposes absence of RBM approach in govt
In front of me are the speeches made by President Edgar C. Lungu to our country on the COVID-19 pandemic that has severely ravaged the...
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Unpacking M&E with Dr Kanyamuna: PIs and holding Institutions and Leaders Empirically Accountable
Try it yourself if you doubt me! If you met any Zambian today from any sphere of our society and asked them two questions: Why...
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Unpacking M&E with Dr. Kanyamuna – Participatory M&E should be Compulsory to curb deep-rooted development cheating
Zambia faces many challenges today evidently more than ever before. At the same time, the country has great potentials to thrive in terms of growing...
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Why Zambian politicians are more of “average” motivational speakers than transformational leaders?
Aluta continua (let the struggle continue) for a Zambia focused on development results by compulsory institutionalisation of results based management (RBM) approach and monitoring and...
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Unpacking M&E with Dr Kanyamuna Unclear political “Visions” and lack of party manifesto M&E arrangements in Zambia
The 2015 and 2016 presidential and general elections gave Zambia an opportunity to debate the word ‘VISION’. Zambians were treated to the banquet and entertained...
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Zambia’s development prospects bleak due to mixed and negative culture of results by citizens
If Zambia was a purple (or even copper) box which was properly decorated, closed, sealed and further handed over to someone as a birthday gift,...
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Who benefits from weak M&E systems? Can it be a conspiracy of the powerful and well-connected?
Monitoring and evaluation (M&E) is simply a tool and institutional practice that helps to track, measure results and informs critical organisational decisions. It also assists...
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Zambia’s development path weakened by poor M&E and Statistics
One of the major problems facing our country presently is lack of evidence-informed planning, budgeting, decision- and policy-making. At all levels of governance and management...
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Unpacking M&E with Kanyamuna: Evaluation Capacity in Zambia requires huge transformation
The ‘evaluation capacity’ in Zambia requires to undergo a huge transformation if the country is to shift itself from business-as-usual to a more results-oriented development...
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