The two press conferences of INTERESTS vs PRINCIPLES. We need to understand that POLITICS are vulgar when they not LIBERALIZED by HISTORY, and history FADES in mere literature when it LOSES sight of its RELATION to practical politics. Talk is CHEAP, for well SAID is nothing to well DONE. Deeds not words. Let us see […]
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By ALICE NACHILEMBE Rashida Mulenga is pretty. But she’s, not, just a pretty face, Ms Mulenga is a politician, the mayor of Kalulushi, she is a wife and mother of seven, more importantly she is academically equipped to handle career challenges. Severally we see pretty faces that remain unmarried, we have come across pretty faces […]
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Sex is not all about making children. You must be a different woman to your husband every time. Seduce your husband, don’t always allow your husband to ask for Sex, there must be no timetable for sex. Be creative, don’t be predictable. Give him what he wants. If you loose influence over your husband, you […]
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…RTSA must be dismantled; it has become a revenue collector By Joe Zulu (Personal View) The news on the death of ZNBC Rooftop film maker indeed makes a sad reading. I recall many months ago a picture of a cameraman standing on the rooftop of ZNBC outside broadcasting truck was posted on this very site. […]
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Legal Opinion By Jeff Mbewe Okay! So after Zimbabwean senior leader of the MDC-Alliance – Tendai Biti – was denied asylum into Zambia, and handed over to his country’s authorities, despite that his legal team obtained from High Court Judge Justice Gertrude Chawatama , an order for Judicial review, against the action of the Zambian […]
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By Kunda Londa At least four people die in a road traffic accident in Zambia every day. Before you switch on your engine, please, engage your brain. All accidents are caused, they do not just happen. It is therefore imperative that we all take time to reflect on causation factors and how you and I […]
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By Emmanuel Mwamba He was always calm in the most difficult of circumstances and encounters He didn’t display panic, or restlessness even in moments of deep crisis. But he was a highly compassionate and empathetic person probably inspired as a devout Catholic. I met him in 2002, when I joined a small team around the […]
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By Canon Eng Kenneth Chense The key success factor that can unlock capital funds into the railway industry, on a debt-free PPP basis, to relieve the destructive stress on the tarmac road system, is to separate the railway fixed stock from the rolling stock, for accelerated economic gain to occur on a win-win basis. The private […]
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By Michael Chishala More than a year ago, I wrote an article in which I expressed strong concerns that the main opposition United Party for National Development (UPND) was making itself irrelevant by being obsessed on their dead election petition and their “right to be heard” court case. Many others since then have begun ringing […]
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