Zambian Politics and Politicians
The continued agitation for secession by traditional leaders in Western Province is no doubt a thorny and complex issue which requires the government of the day to tread carefully in its efforts to resolve it. Like all other serious national issues facing us, we need to summon our wisdom in finding a lasting and peaceful solution to [...]
Crossfire Blog Radio is a blog talk radio show which aims to entertain and inform the public while staying true to the ethics of proffesionalism. The show features diverse topics primarily touching on Zambian, African and world politics. The show is broadcast live to the world from Sheffield, England. The objective of Crossfire Blog Radio is [...]
The African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) Newsletter January 2012 is now available. The aim of the newsletter has been to keep civil society, the private sector, government and citizens more widely interested in the development of the APRM process especially in Zambia. The Newsletter highlights the Activities of the CSO APRM Secretariat and its network [...]
The original article titled “You Lazy (Intellectual) African Scum!” may as well have been titled “You Lazy (Intellectual) Zambian Scum!” My first reaction. Anger. My second. Pride. Jacqueline Muna Musiitwa, pens a thoughtful and powerful response titled, “A Zambian’s response to “You Lazy (Intellectual) African Scum!”
Zambia is at a defining moment in its history. Thanks to PF Government policies, the country is heading towards a right direction. President Sata and his Cabinet has brought positive leadership that acknowledges that old MMD ways of doing things will not work if we have to make Zambia a better place. PF Government spending [...]
President Sata faced lots of challenges when he took office. But his leadership and government have succeeded in delivering their campaign promises. When he took office, MMD government left record high unemployment; the economy was in its worse state and public trust in government institutions was at lowest mark. In just 90 days, President Sata [...]
