Page 8 of 10. Analysis and commentary on Zambia's economy and politics, written plainly and without jargon.
The political violence Zambians are subjected to is tolerated and facilitated by those wielding state power, who could stop it if they chose to.
Specialised treatment abroad will remain a thorny economic and moral issue under the neo-liberal system Zambia inherited in 1991.
The debt of the Zambian Mission in London is reflective of a dysfunctional administrative system that runs through our country’s institutions.
Poverty levels in Zambia will remain high after the 2016 elections, and for years to come, unless the underlying economic system itself is changed.
PF cadres have more rights than anyone else in having handshakes with their president, having become the ruling party’s strongest political pillar.
The launching of the Confederation of Trade Unions of Zambia is welcome, and the Rainbow Party congratulates its leadership on the achievement.
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