Politics

The broadcast devoted long minutes to Mopani, KCM, and Kansanshi. The hosts argued that celebrated transactions have not translated into transparent cash flows to the Treasury

Free education under UPND is not a kwenyu. It is a ticking time bomb, and Michael Mulusa is right to challenge Zambians to see through the illusion before it is too late.

“Zambia is in intensive care.” Hon. Robert Kenneth Sichinga did not flinch when he said it. Loadshedding affecting homes and industries, no medicines in the hospitals, no infrastructure development while heavy trucks destroy the little road network we have,

Zambians recently woke up to news that President Hakainde Hichilema has been rated as one of the world’s top leaders. At first, I just laughed. Before commenting on the story, I decided to go and read the article in the right wing British newspaper that rated him to understand the criteria used. I found none.

A country does not become prosperous by optimising how it collects a small share of someone else’s wealth. It becomes prosperous by owning the asset that generates the wealth in the first place.