MULWANDA LUPIYA, Ndola
NOT for the first time, Buildcon are making headlines for the wrong reasons after the Department of Immigration arrested coach Ivan Zoric and 12 players for working in Zambia without valid documentation. (more…)
MOSES WALUBITA, Lusaka
WALKING into the Lusaka mayor Miles Sampa’s office, you are immediately greeted by pictures of the last British governor of Northern Rhodesia, Sir Evelyn Hone, ex-presidents and a former prime minister. (more…)
MAYENGO NYIRENDA, Chipata
THE word referendum refers to a direct vote in which an entire electorate in a country or region is invited to vote and make a decision on a particular proposal. (more…)
VIOLET MENGO, Lusaka
ZAMBIA, like many developing countries is heavily affected by the effects of climate change. (more…)
NKOLE NKOLE, Lusaka
SOME townships are known for their notoriety and others lesser known because of their size or their location, and one such township is Luangwa. (more…)
KELVIN KACHINGWE, Lusaka
IN AUGUST 2002, global mining conglomerate Anglo-American Plc, which had operations across Africa, announced the completion of its withdrawal from the Zambian copper industry. (more…)
BENEDICT TEMBO, Lusaka
WHAT is today the cultural village in Lusaka’s Kabwata is a stark reminder of the kind of housing that existed for Africans in the early years of colonialism. (more…)
KELVIN KACHINGWE, Lusaka
THE negotiations for the takeover of 51 percent shares by the Zambian government in the two mining giants, Roan Selection Trust (RST) and Anglo American Corporation (AAC), were completed on October 18, 1969 and they came into effect on January 1, 1970. (more…)