Zambia’s Upside Down Media Ethics
On a recent visit to Lusaka from Kitwe where I am based and follow Zambia’s political events, I bought the latest edition of the New African continental magazine. One of...
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George Chellah and the Sata Government’s Media Problem
There seems to be an imaginary feeling at State House in Zambia that whoever says or does something the country’s president Michael Sata is not in agreement with is either...
» Read MoreThe President Who Wasn’t There: Michael Sata’s Absenteeism
There’s a well known saying that 90% of success is just showing up, but by that measurement, Zambia hasn’t been doing very well. The 19th annual African Union Summit held...
» Read MoreZambia’s Protests a Sign of What’s to Come
There is a popular saying in Zambia that the best way to defeat or show a nagging fly that you are superior is by defecating in many places so that...
» Read MoreMichael Sata, The Unquiet Diplomat
Sometimes in life, keeping one’s mouth shut is not a sign of cowardice, but rather one of restraint. When it comes to the public appearances of of our Head of...
» Read MoreJournalists Under Pressure in Zambia
On my recent trip to Zambia, I met up with a local journalist and we got talking on a number of issues and how the media landscape is looking from...
» Read MoreZambia’s ‘Ukwa’ No Longer a Laughing Matter
Wherever top Nigerian actor Nkem Owoh maybe at the moment, he should not be shocked when he hears that he has a replica that is giving him serious competition in...
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