No political blame games
Dear editor,
IT’S folly to take political sides when the nation is facing increased spates of terror. (more…)
ConCourt directs ECZ to ban violent political parties
CHRISTINE CHIHAME, Lusaka
“IT IS time for the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) to invoke its powers and ban political parties which engage in violence,” Constitutional Court Judge Martin Musaluke has said. (more…)
KANGANJA
Lungu orders Kanganja to end political violence
PRISCILLA MWILA, Lusaka
INSPECTOR General of Police Kakoma Kanganja should adequately prepare police officers to maintain law and order and bring to an end the culture of violence among political parties ahead of the 2021 general elections, President Edgar Lungu has said. (more…)
FLASHBACK: COMMISSION of Inquiry on Voting Patterns and Electoral Violence Chairperson Justice Munalula Lisimba (left) during the inaugural seating at Nakatindi Hall in Lusaka. Second left is acting Lusaka Province Permanent Secretary Mutinta Hachiboya and Commission Vice Chairperson Mervis Chisanga (right).
PICTURE: ANGELA NTENTABUNGA
The grim report on political violence
JACK ZIMBA, Lusaka
IN AUGUST 2016 when we flew into Namwala, Southern Province, the extent of devastation was clearly visible from 300 metres above as the military chopper circled the sky before landing. (more…)
Stopping political violence
Dear editor,
POLITICAL violence in Zambia is getting out of hand and if not urgently curbed could plunge this great nation in total turmoil. (more…)
BENEDICT Tembo.
Robert Mugabe: Death of an African political colossus
Analysis: BENEDICT TEMBO
THE world woke up to the news of former Zimbabwe President Robert Gabriel Mugabe’s death. (more…)
THE Zambia Daily Mail vehicle that was damaged by suspected cadres in Katuba. PICTURES: MACKSON WASAMUNU
When scribe is victim of political violence
JACK ZIMBA, Lusaka
“GIVE me the camera or you die!” shouted one man with a tattoo on his forearm. (more…)
KANGANJA
Political cops will be fired – Kanganja
PRISCILLA MWILA, Chibombo
POLICE officers engaging in politics during campaigns for the July 30 Katuba parliamentary by-election local government polls in other parts of the country will be dismissed from the service. (more…)
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