Page 6 of 10. Analysis and commentary on Zambia's economy and politics, written plainly and without jargon.
The on-going election campaigns are empty of economic content; it is tragic that our political leaders won’t grasp the basics of economic policy.
The Matero Fracas was predictable, the end result of a PF government that tolerated and facilitated cadre violence against opposition supporters.
If you are a worker in Zambia today, you are not very different from a slave of a hundred years back: your voice hardly counts in political decisions.
The downgrading of Zambia’s credit rating and lowering of its economic outlook was obvious and predictable, and there is little sign of a turnaround.
The people of Itezhi-tezhi have been marginalised by successive governments since 1991 and consistently betrayed by their own elected leaders.
It is hard to contain shedding tears when confronted by the stark realities of poverty and neglect in the Lukulu and Mitete districts.
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