All posts by Masuzyo Chakwe
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Catholic Bishops, TIZ urge MPs to withdraw Bill 10
THE Zambia Conference of Catholic Bishops says Bill 10 has polarised Zambians and have called for its withdrawal from Parliament. In a statement to the...
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Racism must be treated as a crime against humanity – VJ
RACISM must be treated as a crime against humanity, says Vernon Mwaanga. The veteran politician said it was a historical fact that slavery was abolished...
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Colleges of education to reopen June 29 for 3rd year classes
WE have taken a cautious approach to reopening our colleges of education and this will be subject to review as the pandemic evolves, says general...
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EIZ blames Iolanda water project delay on failure by govt to release funding
The Engineering Institution of Zambia (EIZ) says it has established that to date, the client for the Iolanda Water Facility Project in Kafue has not...
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Growing up as intersex came with many challenges – Sakala
GROWING up as an intersex came with many challenges, says Mphatso Sakala. Sakala is the founder and director of Intersex Society of Zambia (ISSZ). He...
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ZANASU cautions students over protests
THE Zambia National Students Union (ZANASU) has advised students to avoid being used in protests or activities that may set the nation on fire or...
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Harrington advises Lungu to learn from ‘stupid idiots’ remarks
WILLIAM Harrington says he is sending a “very polite and respectful advice” to President Edgar Lungu to draw a lesson from Zambia’s political history where...
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Extend tax relief to households, JCTR implores govt
THE Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR) has called on government to extend tax relief to households in order to safeguard both citizens’ economic livelihoods...
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Zambians treated as second class citizens, notes CSOs
ZAMBIANS must be allowed to constitutionally express their discontent against acts of oppression and against a government that chooses to shield the perpetrators of discrimination...
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Scotland urges govts to ensure post-COVID recoveries are environmentally safe
COMMONWEALTH secretary general Patricia Scotland has urged governments to ensure their countries’ post-COVID-19 economic recoveries are environmentally sustainable and safe for the ocean. On World...
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