All posts by Dr. Munyonzwe Hamalengwa
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Solomonic wisdom needed: when you can’t have both, which is preferable, the Best Constitution or Best Judiciary?
Which is preferable if you can’t have both: The best constitution in the world or the best judiciary? Solomonic wisdom is required to answer this...
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The enduring legacies of Mahatma Gandhi, John Cecil Rhodes, Lord Denning: Part 1, The Mahatma
This article is entitled “The Enduring Legacies of Mahatma Gandhi, John Cecil Rhodes and Lord Denning, Despite Their Racism Blemishes”. Today’s article is limited to...
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The Last Stand For Democracy: 2020 Impeachment Trials in the US and Zambia
I call “impeachment” the last stand for democracy because electoral democracy must run its course and end in another election. But impeachment aims at removing...
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End of year critical conversation with the President
Phone rings in the President’s office at State House. Secretary: Hello, the Secretary to the President, who is calling? Me: The Village Author, Can I...
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IMPEACHMENT
Impeachment! Impeaching a sitting President is one of democracy’s greatest innovations representing an emphatic proclamation that the country cannot and should not wait for an...
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Stop pontificating about GBV: Reform the Law of Evidence
THE recent November 2019 preference of a nolle prosequi on the Chifubu PF member of parliament on a charge related to Gender-Based Violence (GBV) because...
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Treason
This is a book review of Miguna Miguna’ book, “Treason: The Case Against Tyrants & Renegades” (2019, 427 Pages). The political brutality of the Uhuru...
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Tribalism is unconstitutional: Open Letter to President Lungu, Kanganja, Mwila
GENOCIDE or analogous behaviour to xenophobia (think of the carnage in South Africa recently) could be engendered against the Tongas and Lozis in Northern Province...
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A new dawn in scholarship in Medical Law and Ethics in Zambia
“Mujajati and Chirwa on Medical Law & Ethics in Zambia” is a landmark first and so far only book on the Zambian market on the...
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Is the ConCourt denying Zambians Constitutional Justice?
IS the Constitutional Court of Zambia denying Zambians justice embedded in the Constitution in its constitutional rulings on technical grounds and on injunctions? It is...
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