A series of events in the hood told Lazzo that the community had reached the bridge of reckoning…crossing into the new year after Christmas! At the watering hole and elsewhere, talk was about what was...

By Austin Kaluba – It is the main reason for many African countries shedding blood to repossess their land that had been grabbed from them by settlers. In Zambia, the Cha Cha Cha uprising was...

It is sad to note that the Copperbelt Province is slowly but surely becoming a smuggling zone with perpetrators daring authorities just to enrich themselves by engaging in this illicit activity. Though security measures have...

By STEPHEN KAPAMBWE – DEPORTATION of illegal immigrants, arrests of those entering the country without legal documents and discoveries of human remains suspected to be of human trafficking victims constitute just some of the news...

By CHRISTETER MACHA-CHIZHYUKA – SEVEN people struck dead by lightning; was one of the stories that made headlines last week. ‘Wizards exchange magic lightning with mealie-meal’ was another headline. In the wizard’s story published of...

By SAM PHIRI – LOCATED 850 kilometres from Lusaka, life in this honey-rich area is almost quiet with dark nights coupled with countryside loneliness and reality that depicts the typical un-electrified remote set-up of Zambia....

CHARLES Haanel (1866-1949) once said, ‘When the thought of the individual has been changed, the collective thought will take care of itself, but we try to reverse the process. We try to change governments instead...

By ARNOLD CHASAYA – THE local government systems play a crucial role in the transformation of living standards of people because it tends to be physically closer to the people in need of development than...

By DAVE CHIBESA  – A NIGHT reveller puffs away at a cigarette as hordes of imbibers sip their celebrated opaque brew at a township pub. In the midst of the milieu, countless other patrons mindlessly...

By CHIPEMA SAKAIMBO – The ban of Public Service Vehicles (PSV) moving at night by Government might had been received with mixed feelings from transporters and the general public, but this demonstrates that authorities are...