All posts by Dr. Munyonzwe Hamalengwa
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Prevention is better than cure: the case of roads in Zambia
This article is directed at political leaders in Zambia. They could learn one or two things from the son of peasants. We who grew up...
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Gigantic judicial reforms are needed for presidential election petitions
How to create an impartial, fair and just judicial system has exercised the minds of statesmen, scholars and ordinary people for centuries. A lot has...
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Current paradigms in constitutional scrutiny of electoral petitions and other hot topics
All over the world, judges long ago stopped using only direct linkage evidence or intention of one party against the other in disposing cases involving...
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Impeachment motion: will it be tabled?
It is my thesis that the Impeachment Motion may never be tabled in Parliament. Note that I am using the word “may” and not “will”....
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Washing dirty linen in courts
The Judiciary has to stop allowing politicians from washing their dirty political laundry in our courts and hijacking justice in the process. The first casualty...
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Recriminalisation of African politics: The bane of African leadership
Why do most African leaders start as great heroes against the past and present atrocities and injustices but then end up as villains and outcasts...
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A TRUE LEADER IS BIBLICALLY FULL OF JUSTICE
Proverbs 14: 28 can teach our leaders a thing or two about leadership, justice and progress in society. This submission today is about the above...
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You can run away from the law as president but not after office: the case of Jacob Zuma
The truism that you cannot run away from the long arm of the law has finally caught up to former South African President Jacob Zuma....
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Shouldn’t theft of an election attract a treason charge?
There is no reason whatsoever why theft of an election in any country, through rigging, with incontrovertible evidence proving same, should not attract the charge...
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A strong remedy for judicial crises in Zambia lies within the judiciary itself
The Judiciary in Zambia is in crisis. The words of lack of Judicial autonomy and independence in Zambia are on everybody’s lips during this time...
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