Skip to main content
YouTube Facebook Instagram X Spotify Apple Podcasts

Main navigation

  • Home
    • About Pambazuka News
    • Get Involved
    • GDPR & Privacy Policy
  • Thematic Areas
    • Advocacy & Solidarity
    • Arts & Book Reviews
    • Commentaries
    • Popular Participation & Democratization
    • Food, Health & Wellbeing
    • Gender & Social Justice
    • Global South & Transnational Struggles
    • Violence & Peace
    • Artificial Intelligence & Technologies
    • Land & Environment
    • Global Pan-Africanism
  • Submissions
  • Podcast
  • Authors
  • Donate
  • Subscribe
Home

LATEST UPDATES

Global South & Transnational Struggles
When the Border Becomes an Algorithm: Rethinking the Durban Declaration, African Mobility and Digital Racism 25 Years after Durban
Global South & Transnational Struggles
Rwanda and the Question of Sportswashing
Arts & Book Reviews
Change Always Comes
Popular Participation & Democratization
After Mekelle: Why I Believe the Tigray Defense Forces Are Likely to Prevail
Popular Participation & Democratization
Soaring Public Debt, Missing Accountability, Brewing Mistrust and Economic Injustice in Kenya’s Political Economy

Zambia


  • ZAMBIA: Police slammed in new human rights report

    Contributor | Resources
    16.05.2002

    Zambia's human rights record has been slammed in a new report by a local human rights NGO, with the police coming in for particular criticism. Afronet executive director Ngande Mwanajiti told IRIN their newly released report, entitled 'Zambia Human Rights 2001', found abuses in freedom of association, freedom of expression and misconduct over the organisation of last year's election.

    Tagged under Resources Zambia

  • ZAMBIA: New initiative to integrate refugees

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    10.05.2002

    An ambitious project is underway in Zambia to integrate refugees into their host community while helping the local region to develop, UNHCR said in a statement on Wednesday.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Zambia

  • Zambia: How can globalisation work for the poor

    Contributor | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    10.05.2002

    In the last five years, the term globalization has been debated at almost every world forum and is said to be the best way to address extreme poverty in developing countries like Zambia. The international community led by the United Nations has been working with other donors to try and meet the so called development targets which is a vision and strategy to reduce the current world's poverty levels by 50% by the year 2015.That is reducing the number of people living in poverty in Zambia from the current 8 million to about 4 million before 2015.

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Zambia

  • ZAMBIA: World Bank to support HIV/AIDS programme

    Contributor | Governance
    10.05.2002

    The World Bank has pledged US $42 million to help Zambia's anti-AIDS campaign, but disbursement of the funds will hinge on the response of an unpredictable parliament to a proposed new national HIV/AIDS policy.

    Tagged under Governance Zambia

  • Zambia: Adultery By Older Women Can't Be Condoned

    Contributor | Gender & Social Justice
    02.05.2002

    Adultery, especially when committed by an 'older' woman cannot be condoned, said presiding Lusaka Boma local court justice Sainet Chitambo as he dismissed a 31-year-old woman's claim for compensation for prostitution remarks.

    Tagged under Gender & Social Justice Zambia

  • Zambia: 26 MPs face prosecution

    Contributor | Governance
    02.05.2002

    Twenty-six Members of Parliament (MPs) who have not yet declared their interests, assets and liabilities now risk being prosecuted under the Parliamentary and Ministerial Code of Conduct Act.

    Tagged under Governance Zambia

  • Zambians Have a Right to Know How ZNOC Lost Millions of Dollars

    Contributor | Governance
    18.04.2002

    Zambians have a right to know how Zambia National Oil Company (ZNOC) "lost" US $100 million, Lusaka Central FDD member of parliament Dipak Patel has said. Patel said it was inherently wrong for the government not to cause an inquiry as to why and how ZNOC "lost" approximately $100 million. "By simply appointing a liquidator the government is attempting to cover up mismanagement and corruption that took place at ZNOC," Patel said.

    Tagged under Governance Zambia

  • Zambia: Arrest Chiluba, Demands Mumba

    Contributor | Governance
    18.04.2002

    Arrest Chiluba, National Citizens' Coalition (NCC) president Pastor Nevers Mumba has demanded. Briefing the press in Lusaka, Pastor Mumba asked President Levy Mwanawasa to immediately arrest former president Frederick Chiluba to prove that he is committed to the fight against corruption.

    Tagged under Governance Zambia

  • Zambia: Levy is Corrupt

    Contributor | Governance
    11.04.2002

    President Levy Mwanawasa is corrupt, Patriotic Front president Michael Sata has charged.

    Tagged under Governance Zambia

  • DRC: No commitments made at Lusaka peace summit

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    11.04.2002

    A one-day summit held in Lusaka, Zambia, on the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) peace process ended on Wednesday evening with no new commitments made by the participating regional leaders.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Zambia

  • Zambia: Protest against rape lands 39 in court

    Contributor | Land & Environment
    21.03.2002

    Zambian police recently arrested 39 people protesting against the rape and strangling to death of four young girls in the last one year. The 39 men and women, who are members of the Non-Governmental Organisations' Coordinating Committee (NGOCC), were charged with unlawful assembly and later appeared in court.

    Tagged under Land & Environment Zambia

  • Zambia: Lusaka Will Win War Against Corruption, Says Masebo

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    21.03.2002

    Zambia will win the war against corruption, Chongwe Zambia Republican Party (ZRP) member of parliament Sylvia Masebo has declared.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Zambia

  • Zambia: Our Vision and the way forward

    Contributor | Governance
    21.03.2002

    Zambia Plc Ltd, of which every Zambian young and old is a shareholder, is now one of the poorest countries in the world. One does not need to be a Harvard University graduate or Oxford economist to be able to analyze the current socio-economic mess now prevailing in Zambia.” Poverty in Zambia” is acute” and can be felt and smelt everywhere.

    Tagged under Governance Zambia

  • Zambia: 'The Mother of All Battles'

    Contributor | Governance
    21.03.2002

    THE political climate in Zambia appears to be more dramatic considering the stand our President has taken to declare "war against corruption." This is a very courageous move taken by President Mwanawasa though it is a long process. His declaration marks the beginning of what we can call "The Mother of all battles."

    Tagged under Governance Zambia

  • VSO Seeks Programme Officers in Namibia, Kenya and Zambia

    Contributor | Resources
    14.03.2002
    Tagged under Resources Zambia

  • Zambia: Hungry refugees face ration cuts

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    14.03.2002

    A food shortage has forced a United Nations agency to slash aid rations to the bare minimum for 50,000 Congolese refugees in Zambia, a spokesman for the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said on Saturday.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Zambia

  • VSO Seeks Programme Officers in Namibia, Kenya, Zambia

    Contributor | Resources
    07.03.2002
    Tagged under Resources Zambia

  • Zambia: Open Up To People, Parley Told

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    07.03.2002

    President Mwanawasa has challenged Parliament to become more open to members of the public. Speaking in his inaugural speech to Parliament in Lusaka, Mr Mwanawasa said that the National Assembly should open up to the people to facilitate the exchange of ideas with them.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Zambia

  • ZAMBIA: Government told to diversify

    Contributor | Governance
    28.02.2002

    The World Bank has drawn up a tentative plan to rescue Zambia's troubled economy as the country's strategic copper mining industry totters towards what analysts fear could be inexorable collapse.

    Tagged under Governance Zambia

  • Zambia: Less Than $1 Means Family of 6 Can Eat

    Contributor | Governance
    28.02.2002

    She is sitting on a warped stool in a roofless market with the ferocious midday sun bearing down on her. A sinewy woman with deep-set eyes and sharp features that jut sphinxlike from under her black head scarf, Rose Shanzi awoke with a start this morning, and the primordial question that jarred her from sleep is stalking her again: Will she and her children eat today?

    Tagged under Governance Zambia

Pagination

  • Previous page ‹‹
  • Page 42
  • Next page ››
Subscribe to Zambia

NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE

934

The Iroko and Global Africa: Politics, Power, Sport and Technology

933

Pan-Africanism and Peace in Times of Geopolitical Turmoil

932

Special Issue: 25 Years Since the World Conference Against Racism in Durban: A Reckoning and the Struggles Ahead

Download PDF

931

Coercive Relations in Africa: From the IMF to Türkiye, UAE and the Rest 

930

Special Issue: Moving Beyond Patriarchy, Gender and Masculinity

Download PDF

929

Jason Arday, Drongo Company and More: White Supremacy, Turkey, and Imperial Competition in Africa

928

Africa Beyond Illusions: Transforming and Liberating a Continent.

927

From Haiti to Somalia: Language, Football, and Enduring Colonial Logics

926

The World's First Trillionaire: Global Africa, Financial Capitalism, and Neocolonial Struggles

VIEW MORE ISSUES>>

LATEST POSTS

brz
Global South & Transnational Struggles
2026 Brazil Elections: Pambazuka News Interview with Owen MacDonald
BY Owen MacDonald
sv
Global South & Transnational Struggles
When the Border Becomes an Algorithm: Rethinking the Durban Declaration, African Mobility and Digital Racism 25 Years after Durban
BY Josephine Aba Nketsiah
psg
Global South & Transnational Struggles
Rwanda and the Question of Sportswashing
BY Fortune Madondo
pz
Arts & Book Reviews
Change Always Comes
BY Marie Butcher
pd
Global South & Transnational Struggles
The Inhumane Treatment of Migrants: The Long Durée of Colonial Violence in the UK and Europe
BY Patricia Daley

Copyright © 2025 Pambazuka News

Footer

  • Home
  • Donate
  • Get Involved
  • Subscribe