By Peart Siwale in Ndola Mining in the Copperbelt faces a crisis. This crisis involves technical, economic, managerial and political issues. In the October edition of The Independent Observer, I looked at technical and political challenges. In this article I shall focus on managerial problems alone then the last part will handle economic challenges in […]
By Rev Clifford Chisha In most cases, good planning comes out of diligent research. Proper research leads to great discoveries. Luke 1:3 “Therefore, since I myself have carefully investigated everything from the beginning, it seemed good also to me to write an orderly account for you, most excellent Theophilus.” The Greek word translated investigated is […]
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By Mike Sichula Political events of the past week cannot go without comment considering that in a democracy like Zambia, what is happening in the governing party is interesting and a marvel to watch as Kelvin Bwalya Fube, seems to be like an ant in the trunk of an Elephant. The only crime committed KBF […]
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Happy 95th Birthday to the first President of Zambia Kenneth Kaunda. What is your wish for him???
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By STVE MISORI in Kenya The desires of our hearts are always ample, immense and far reaching. They push us all the way even when we lack the capacity to fulfill them. None would smile in hopeless adventures, baseless dreams and retrogressive decisions. This mirrors the resolve to approach our intentions in reality and optimism. […]
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Download the National Dialogue Act of 2019
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By ALICE NACHILEMBE The renowned philanthropist Bill Gates says ‘if you are born poor it’s not your mistake, but if you die poor it’s your mistake.’ The quote above is what has motivated Chililabombwe Mayor Christabel Mulala Mwanja to wade through hurdles of rural life and later graduate from some of Zambia’s elite higher institutions […]
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