THE dawn of this brand New Year should herald that time of rededication and ought to revive hopes for all citizens for better life in the next 12 months. The New Year should be used...

BOTH the Church and politicians draw membership from the same constituency; the community. The people that throng campaign rallies are the same people that congregate in various denominations every Saturdays and Sundays. It can, therefore,...

ROAD traffic accidents (RTAs) constitute a big problem in Zambia where they have been causing enormous human and material losses. Accidents occur on the Zambian roads nearly every day, although it is true that the...

THE declaration of Zambia as yellow fever-free zone by the World Health Organisation (WHO) is a welcome move that will ease the hustle that many travellers in and out of Zambia had to face previously....

CASES of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) have reached alarming levels in Zambia despite several interventions by Government and other stakeholders to curb the vice. For example, a non-govermental organisation, Gender Links revealed that Zambia has the...

SIX days from today, Christians world-wide will be celebrating Christmas, the day which reminds them of the significance of Jesus’ coming to earth and the importance of allowing Him to guide and direct their lives....

ZAMBIA’S high rating as a favourable investment destination is at a critical juncture in view of the current political transition ahead of next month’s presidential election. With investment in key economic sectors increasing over the...

WITH the presidential election in just 35 days, the political scene has drawn the attention of many, locally and internationally, all waiting to see what will happen after January 20, 2015. Focus is on who...

AS the countdown to the January 20, 2015 Presidential election continues, the campaigns to plot one are hotting up with several candidates traversing the country to convince Zambians to vote for them. One unique aspect...

FISH species on Zambian water bodies are not only food, but provide employment, tourists’ attraction and contribute to national economic development. The more fish Zambia retains would therefore, translate to increased economic development and upon...