by Michael Kaluba | Aug 1, 2025 | Governance
Government has admitted that inadequate consultation may have contributed to the controversy surrounding the now deferred Lands and Deeds Bill, which is meant to make it easier to resolve land disputes and protect the integrity of land records. Speaking on when he...
by Michael Kaluba | Jul 31, 2025 | Uncategorized
Governance activist Wesley Miyanda says the government’s request to verify the remains of former president Edgar Lungu is long overdue and has urged the Lungu family to allow the process to go ahead to dispel any doubts. Reports indicate that the Zambian...
by Michael Kaluba | Jul 30, 2025 | Health
The Kidney Foundation of Zambia has revealed that the Renal Unit at Kitwe Teaching Hospital, which provides life-saving dialysis for about 24 patients from Kitwe and surrounding towns, has been out of service for two weeks, leaving patients struggling to survive....
by Michael Kaluba | Jul 30, 2025 | Business News
The Southern African Resource Watch – SARW – has expressed concern that communities in North-Western province continue to be marginalized despite extensive mining operations by First Quantum Minerals-FQM in Kalumbila and Kansanshi. SARW Senior Research and Advocacy...
by Michael Kaluba | Jul 16, 2025 | Uncategorized
Social anthropologist Dr. James Musonda has described calls to expel grieving Chawama Member of Parliament Tasila Lungu from the National Assembly as inhuman and shameless. Dr. Musonda argues that it is illogical for such demands to be made while President Hakainde...
