There are serious problems with the manner in which the Electoral Commission of Zambia is handling the voter registration exercise. Here are the top 10 concerns that ECZ must address urgently: 1. Few polling stations... […]

President Lungu is asking why his critics are making noise about his eligibility when the Constitutional Court already declared that he only served one term. We are shocked to hear this from a president who... […]

Yesterday, we reviewed Article 52(6) of the Republican Constitution, which the Justice Minister says is very dangerous and extremely toxic. We demonstrated through our editorial opinion that this provision in the law is actually more... […]

THE Patriotic Front and its members have continued mourning the demise of Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 10 of 2019. In the latest lamentations by the Minister of Justice, the Kabwata Constituency lawmaker is now suggesting... […]

WHEN politicians are governing a country, we often remind them that power ultimately belongs to the people. We caution politicians to exercise the authority of their offices, bearing in mind that a time will come […]

VICE-PRESIDENT Inonge Wina says the failure to pass Bill 10 will have devastating effects on several governance issues. According to her, this Bill was key to empowering women, youths and the disabled. She wonders what... […]

LAST weekend, Lusaka Police surrounded the opposition UPND secretariat searching for National Registration Cards (NRCs) in an operation that ended in the detention of party member Anthony Bwalya. According to lawyer Marshal Muchende, the search... […]

WHAT happened in Parliament last Thursday showed that the Patriotic Front went fishing on this Bill. They were banking on a gambled probability of success, but everyone knows that gambling doesn’t guarantee you anything. That’s... […]

MANY a time when we publish stories that expose hate speech from our politicians, or stories that reveal foul language during campaigns, we are accused of misquoting, misunderstanding, missing the context, and sometimes we are... […]

SUPREME Court justice Mumba Malila has written a paper describing the state of the Judiciary in Africa, in relation to political interference. He observed that many judiciaries in the African region are still reeling from... […]