Opinion
Night of the Long Knives
Authored by “A Correspondent” Dark days continue to linger over Zambia as the country’s democracy continues to come under threat of violence and lack of tolerance being perpetrated by the...
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Dear Mr. President, H.E Michael Chilufya Sata
Dear Mr President, I wonder how you expect me to report for work as early as 8hrs because firstly when I knock off work from work at 6pm, I find...
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Sakeni’s Ignorance Is a Disease
The legal doctrine that renders ignorance without defence is an important aspect of life. It is one that information minister Kennedy Sakeni may find valuable in his exercise of duty....
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SADC Should Intervene in Zambia
In response to the rapidly deteriorating situation in Zambia marked by repeated arrests of opposition figures, intervention in the judiciary, and violations of the constitution, the Southern Africa Development Community...
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Sata: Is This an Alarmist for President?
It is risky enough for a country to have an alarmist for a leading opposition political party, but it becomes worse when the instruments of power are vest in an...
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Can Zambia Deport Its Own Citizens?
On 12th December 2012 Zambia’s Home Affairs Minister issued a deportation order to one Abdul Simwaya. Referring to him as a “foreign national”, Hon. Edgar Lungu declared that Simwaya had become...
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Another Perspective on Presidential Immunity
This is an academic critique of the article by Elias Munshya wa Munshya titled “Penetrating Presidential Bombasa: Why the ACC Can’t Question President Rupiah Banda Without Parliamentary Sanction,” by Ebenezer Osei Opoku, guest...
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CDDR Requests Suspension of Zambia From Commonwealth
A major gathering of leaders of both civil society and major opposition parties held a press conference today to present a complaint before the Commonwealth in Johannesburg. The 39-page document...
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