All posts by Dr. Munyonzwe Hamalengwa
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The History of Mining Taxation Conflicts in Zambia
Introduction The process of liquidation of Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) commenced by the government of Zambia in May 2019 is but an episode in the...
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A constitutional provision that should have been considered by the NDF
IF YOU listen carefully to the adherents of the proposed constitutional reforms, suggested by the NDF, you would think that the amended 2016 constitution was...
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The New Sheriff in Town and The Judiciary
President Donald Trump rode into town like a new Sheriff and in the old frontier days of Cowboys and Indians, everybody and everything would clear...
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It Is Now Time For An Economic Kamukunji in Zambia
It is now time for an urgent economic kamukunji. Kamukunji is a Swahili word for Public Deliberation on an urgent basis. I learnt that term...
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Are Zambia and Africa by extension, losing the fight against corruption?
According to Lawrence Cohen, QC of Wilberforce Chambers in London, Zambia and Africa are using the wrong instruments to fight corruption. This was revealed to...
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Criminal Defamation is a Relic of Colonial Totalitarianism, has no Place in Modern Democracy
Criminal defamation has continued to be a thorny issue in most countries around the globe. This is despite the fact that freedom of expression is...
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There is currently a dry patch in world politics
THERE is currently a very dry patch in world politics, a dry patch that is dominated by mostly accidental presidents, presidents that should never have...
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It’s time Concourt and pre-election 2016 ministers give Zambians their money back
When will the ConCourt and the Pre-2016 Election Ministers give the Zambians their money back? The Constitution of Zambia as amended dictates that Zambians are...
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Stop the Lamentations about Underage Marriages: Parliament Has the Key, An Open Letter
There are so many “Lamentations” about underage marriages by various sectors of the society but no one seems to want to hit at the real...
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The Kenyan Judiciary Strikes “Terror” Again in the Hearts of African Dictators
It is not too early to pass judgment that the Kenyan Judiciary along with the South African judiciary are the leading judicial lights in Africa...
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