The struggle for gender equality is far from won and more needs to be done to make it a reality. Even in many of the most advanced countries, one just has to look at how long it took women to gain the right to vote, let alone enter parliament. The fight for equal work for...

In the early days of the Cellphone industry, there was a practice by the mobile phone providers that whenever you bought talk time, it would expire after a designated number of days. It used to be very infuriating to say the least.

By STEPHEN CHAN ABSTRACT The first large-scale election observation was held in 1980, at the independence elections in Zimbabwe. Since then, election observation has become a regular feature all over the world and many international organisations, official agencies, as well as non-governmental organisations, field observation teams. They all use similar methodologies, largely derived or developed...

For many years now, I have been calling for dialogue among our political and civic leaders. This became more urgent after the disputed Presidential election of August 2016 and the shambolic manner in which the Constitutional Court handled the Presidential Petition.

There were good reasons why the founding fathers of our nation decided to introduce the national motto of "one Zambia, one nation" at the time of independence in October, 1964. They recognised that it was critically important for the 73 tribes of Zambia to live together in peace and harmony, regardless of where they came...

The election of Donald Trump as President of the United States of America and his inauguration on 20th January, 2017 as the 45th President, has sent nervous shock waves to friends, foes and around the world. His unguarded utterances on issues such as immigration, muslims, free trade, refugees, the electoral system in America, Women, NATO,...