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The fragile art of power sharing: when pacts rise and fall in Africa-by Linda Banks
In the sun-dusted streets of Dakar in 2024, a chant rose up that became more than a slogan. It was a promise. ‘Diomaye ...
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‘Lawyers without political survival instincts’-by Linda Banks
This election is slowly turning into a national embarrassment. Yes, the ruling party has mastered the art of political engineering. Opposition figures are ...
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Turning digital barriers into growth opportunities for Zambian SMEs
By Bernadette Mofya, Chief Business Officer, Liquid Intelligent Technologies Zambia Small and medium-sized enterprises are the foundation of Zambia’s economy, accounting for roughly 97% ...
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Zambia at the crossroad: When even diplomats stop whispering and start shouting, by Linda Banks
There are moments in a nation’s history when polite language becomes a luxury. Moments when the usual diplomatic smiles, handshakes, and carefully ironed ...
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Afreximbank’s US$11 billion bet on South Africa signals new trade order, by Mzwandile Masina
South Africa’s recent accession to African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) Establishment Treaty as its 54th sovereign member could not have come at a more ...
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Environmental Impacts of Large-Scale Solar Farms: How the thermal and radiative effects of solar farms influence the local environment, climate, and considerations for future deployment. By Rabecca Mudenda
The global transition to renewable energy has driven the rapid growth of large-scale solar farms. Although solar power offers a cleaner alternative to ...
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Zambia’s 2025 economic performance – end-year reflections, by Kelvin Chisanga
Zambia’s economic performance in 2025 represents a clear shift from crisis containment to macroeconomic stabilisation, although the recovery remains incomplete and uneven. The ...
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IF BILL 7 is forced through, constitutional dictatorship and illegality will be born, by Fred M’membe
Zambia is standing at the edge of a constitutional disaster. If Mr Hakainde Hichilema is allowed to force Bill 7 through Parliament outside ...
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Shadow economy needs protective measures, fire on community markets triggering concerns, by Kelvin Chisanga
The burning of community market is not just a tragic event, it is usually a severe socioeconomic setback for hundreds of informal traders ...
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A betrayal of motherhood and mandate: the tragedy in Tanzania, by Faith Munthali
The recent political events in Tanzania represent a profound and heartbreaking betrayal, not merely of democratic principles, but of the very essence of ...
