ZAMBIA Must Prosper president Kelvin Fube Bwalya says the new cyber laws should strike a balance between regulating the cyberspace and preserving freedom of expression. In a statement, Sunday, Bwalya said while it was crucial to protect citizens from cyber threats and harassment, there was need to ensure that the regulations did not stifle online discourse or creativity. He said the laws should be proportionate to the risks, and avoid restricting the rights of Zambians. “As a legal practitioner and President of Zambia Must Prosper (ZMP), I believe it’s essential to weigh in on the two new Cyber laws in Zambia: the Cyber Security Act, 2025, and the Cyber Crime Act, 2025. These laws have the potential to shape the...