HONE SIAME, Lusaka
PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu is today expected in Rwanda for a two-day State visit aimed at strengthening economic cooperation between Zambia and the East African country. (more…)
Travelogue:
BENEDICT TEMBO, Kigali
I HAD heard about the genocide in which one million minority Tutsis and moderate Hutus were killed in Rwanda.
BENEDICT TEMBO
WHEN an opportunity to visit Rwanda arises, genocide immediately comes to mind.
Rwanda witnessed one of the worst genocide ever when one million Tutsis and moderate Hutus were murdered by the government of Juvénal Habyarimana in 1994.
Life: What a journey – CHARLES CHISALA
LAST week I was ‘surfing’ on television at home when I stumbled on two interesting documentaries on the Aljazeera network.
ANALYSIS: ANTHONY MUKWITA
SOMEONE once said the absence of darkness is light while the absence of war is peace. Peace is the most cherished ingredient a nation can ever have.
Zambia has enjoyed doses of it since independence in 1964.
It is a priceless commodity that is often in short supply in some countries on the continent, according to studies.
HONE SIAME, Lusaka
ZAMBIA and Rwanda yesterday strengthened co-operation when they signed three bilateral agreements in air services, defence and security and extradition.
And Rwandan President Paul Kagame has invited President Lungu to visit the East African country at his convenience.
ANALYSIS:MUBANGA LUMPA
FROM June 10 – 18, 2016, the African Union (AU) is set to make a huge decision that could shape the fate of the organisation and the whole African continent for years to come at its 27th African Union (AU) Session. (more…)
NANCY SIAME, ZONDIWE MBEWE, Lusaka
RWANDAN and Burundian governments have assured Zambia of continued good bilateral relations despite (more…)