All posts by Dr. Munyonzwe Hamalengwa
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Where there is no will there will be no way: A book review on The Law of Succession in Zambia
I pass at various bookstores to check on any latest law books at least once a week. My last visit yielded a new book by...
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Judicial Rebellion in the Age of Judicial Captivity
The most dangerous institutions to the judiciary are the Executive and the judiciary itself. The Executive is dangerous as it is capable, through appointments, removal...
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The Pain of Legal Scholarship: The Case of Gates on Company Law
MANY legal scholars have expressed ambivalent fear of putting their thoughts to paper because of the reality of the ensuing pain should their publications be...
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Mulenga Besa: a pioneer in administrative law in Zambia
This is a review of “Administrative Law and Process: Cases and Commentaries” (Lusaka: Chribwa Publishers, 2020, 270 pages) by Mr Mulenga Besa, a Lecturer at...
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The prosecution, persecution of John Sangwa, SC is circumstantial evidence proving allegations against Judiciary
There is circumstantial evidence that the prosecution and persecution of John Sangwa by the Judiciary proves the truth of the allegations marshaled against the Judiciary....
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Zambian Open University rises to the occasion of Covid challenge
By Dr Munyonzwe Hamalengwa Zambian Open University (ZAOU) has risen to the challenge thrown up by Covid-19 by quickly going back to its roots and...
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There is evidence that the MMD and PF lost the 2001 and 2015/2016 elections respectively
There is evidence that the MMD and the PF lost the elections of 2001 and 2015/2016 respectively. The article is to dispel several misconceptions by...
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Naming the real dangers to democracy in Zambia
Zambian democracy is in peril. There are many forces both visible and invisible, overt and covert, internal and external, conscious and unconscious that are imperiling...
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The world shuts down, Zoom shoots up
The unexpected explosion of COVID-19 pandemic, which led to the shutting down of everything including the halls of education, has induced major innovations in the...
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The law does not fall silent in times of emergency
It was Lord James Atkin of the House of Lords who stated quite potently and now oft-quoted that the law does not fall silent in...
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