All posts by Masuzyo Chakwe
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Harrington questions delay in appointing tribunal over Forest 27
WILLIAM Harrington says he is hopeful that the matter relating to Forest 27 will be brought to its logical conclusion. Harrington, a former environment and...
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CTPD urges BoZ to maintain MPR
THE Centre for Trade Policy and Development says the Bank of Zambia should consider maintaining the current Monetary Policy Rate in order to provide space...
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Climate change putting pressure on national budget, notes Zulu
THE Save Environment and People Agency says climate change is an urgent problem which needs increased funding in the next national budget. Chief executive officer...
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Public radio stations must function as public service broadcasters, not govt, ruling party mouthpieces – PANOS
THE Panos Institute Southern Africa says political parties must limit their involvement in affairs of radio stations, and allow them to freely and fairly carry...
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Avoid mob justice, NGOCC urges Zambians
THE Non-governmental Gender Organisations’ Coordinating Council (NGOCC) says the lack of information by the police is fuelling speculation among citizens. Executive director Engwase Mwale said...
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Leadership Movement pledges to bring back Farmers Bank
THE Leadership Movement says it will bring back the Farmers Bank, support Natsave Bank and introduce the Youth Bank. National chairman David Kalumba said the...
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Gap between the rich and poor must not be allowed to grow bigger – Ken Dumbo
KEN Dumbo, real name Kazungo Emmanuel Ndeya, is multi-talented Zambian youth who is a journalist by profession, an enterprenuer, comedian, TV presenter and renowned director...
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Change begins with youths themselves – Kantu
THERE is nothing more dangerous in any country than a misinformed bunch of youths, says musician Kantu Siachingili. She says change should begin with the...
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Increase in unregulated mines is causing revenue loss, exploitation – NGO
CARE for Nature Zambia says the increase of unregulated mines throughout the country is causing loss of revenue, child labour and women exploitation. Executive director...
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Freezing 453 teaching positions in W/Province is administrative taboo, says NAQEZ
THE National Action for Quality Education in Zambia says the freezing of 453 teaching positions in Western Province is an administrative taboo. Executive director Aaron...
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