IS it just me or is society seeing an ever increasing spate of countrywide incidences of delinquents, armed with all manner of rudimentary weapons such as machetes, catapults, sticks and stones attacking innocent members of...

By JOWIT SALUSEKI – TRADITIONAL ceremonies are not only a tourist puller, they also have the capacity to unite people.History was made on August 18, 2023 when Litunga Lubosi Imwiko II of the Lozi-speaking people...

THIS week, I feature an article by an industrialisation & regional integration expert SHADRECK SAILI who is exploring Zambia’s aspirations as the 15th BRICS Summit commenced yesterday. AS the 15th BRICS Summit commences in South...

“EXPECT nothing in your relationship and you will be thankful for everything that you get,” goes one saying.This statement may be disappointing for partners prior to their marriage because, to achieve a successful relationship, marriage...

NO doubt about it, there are some political leaders who have mounted a scorch and annihilate crusade against President Hakainde Hichilema and the UPND.They have made it abundantly clear with no qualms about their intentions....

ZAMBIA is one of the African countries that ratified the landmark Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa.Commonly known as the Maputo protocol, the international...

By NATASHE MUSUNSE – ON 21st July, the Zambian Information and Communications Authority (ZICTA) in collaboration with the Ministry of Technology and Science, Bank of Zambia (BoZ) and Zambia Statistics Agency (ZAMSTATS) hosted the launch...

By KETRA KALUNGA IN Zambia and other Sub-Saharan African countries, agriculture systems face a growing number of climate-related vulnerabilities. Climate change triggers draughts, crop failure, pest and disease outbreak and the degradation of land and...

By KETRA KALUNGA THE Zambian government of has made strides in enhancing food security in the country as outlined in several national policy documents. These include the fifth, sixth and eighth National Development Plans, national...

IN the 60s right through the mid-seventies and early 80s, a young reggae artist, a musician by the name of James Chambers known professionally as Jimmy Cliff, a native of Jamaica captivated the imagination of...