The National Disaster Forum: Constitutionalism and the Challenge of Altering Zambia’s Constitutional Infrastructure

The just ended National Dialogue Forum (NDF) faces two significant challenges. The first is the substance of its proposals while the second is an enquiry into whether it has the legitimacy to...

Towards a proposal to fund public universities in Zambia

(Professor of Molecular Biology and Drug Discovery at the University of Namibia)...

“Ni Mzilo — It is taboo”

“Ni Mzilo — It is taboo”, the ongoing solo exhibition by Agness...

China, Confucius institutes and the capture of Africa’s future

The first building that one comes across when entering the University of...

Agrodealers are critical to agribusiness development in Zambia

On Wednesday last week, one of the agrodealers from Solwezi complained to...

It Is Now Time For An Economic Kamukunji in Zambia
By Dr. Munyonzwe Hamalengwa on May 13, 2019
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...
THE PUBLIC ORDER ACT AND THE RIGHT TO ASSEMBLY
By Prof Muna Ndulo on May 10, 2019
(William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law International and Comparative Law, Cornell Law School and Director of Cornell Law Schools Berger International Legal Studies Program and...
A Congregation of the Arrogant
By Elias Munshya - LLM, MBA, M.DIV. on May 9, 2019
Ukuteke mbwa mano. Consensus is the mother of all constitutional reform. You cannot walk through the corridors of arrogance and expect to come out with...
A stormy journey through media regulation in Zambia
By Ernest Chanda on May 8, 2019
FOR all its flaws, Kenneth Kaunda’s one-party state did not push so much for media regulation, if indeed they did, as have done his successors....
Find money for irrigation development today
By Felix Tembo on April 30, 2019
We woke up to a rude shock this season when God refused to ‘spoon feed’ our agriculture production by giving us less rains...