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Showing posts with label Daniel Libati. Show all posts
Tuesday, 26 May 2020

Zambia’s President Pardons Gay Couple

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By Paul Shalala The two men talk to their lawyer Daniel Libati shortly  after they were convicted in Kapiri Mposhi in 2018. -Pictu...
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Friday, 3 August 2018

Two Zambian Men Convicted Of Homosexuality, Await Sentencing

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Sambo and Chataba talk to their lawyer Daniel Libati  after being convicted -Picture courtesy of The Punch By Paul Shalala Two ...
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Tuesday, 19 June 2018

Defence And Prosecutors "Undo" Each Other In Homosexual case

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The Zambian flag drapped in LGBT colours By Paul Shalala Kapiri Mposhi Resident Magistrate Ackson Mumba is on Thursday expected to ...
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Monday, 7 May 2018

Zambian Court Finds Suspected Gays With Case To Answer

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James Mwape and Phillip Mubiana who were the first suspects to be tried over homosexuality in Kapiri Mposhi in 2013. By Paul Shalala in ...
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Paul Shalala
Kitwe, Zambia
Paul Shalala is a Kitwe-based reporter for the Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation. He is the Secretary for Zambia Union of Broadcasters and other Information Disseminators, he sits on the Board of the Zambia -United States Exchange Alumni Association. He has worked for MUVI Television and New Vision Newspaper. He was awarded the 2016 Mandela Washington Fellowship and studied Public Management at Syracuse University in New York. He has so far reported from Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Africa and North America. Paul is the founder and Managing Director of PAMOS Media Consultancy a company which is training 100 Zambian journalists in budget tracking and investigative journalism skills funded by the US Government. He is a 2018 Obama Foundation Leader and won the 2018 Singy Haanyona Media Award in Environment and Development, Zambia's highest media award in environmental and climate change reporting. At the international scene, he was a finalist for the Africa Story Challenge Media Awards (2013), won Second Prize during the Africa Fact Checking Media Awards (2014) and won the Ricardo Ortega Prize in Broadcast Media from the United Nations Correspondents Association (2017).
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