The Zambian Analyst
Award Winning Blog On Current Affairs, Governance And Politics
Monday, 27 August 2012
HH’S UPND: Recent Defections and 2016
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By Paul Shalala In Zambia, being aligned with the ruling party or the elite is the desire of many. This status is usually attained ...
Friday, 17 August 2012
Zambia'a dilemma in SADC and COMESA
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By Paul Shalala Zambia’s continued membership to two regional trade blocks has the potential to maximize the country’s external tra...
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Tuesday, 24 July 2012
Why Sata Poaches MMD MPs Only
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By Paul Shalala In the past two months, the Zambian media has been dominated by the debate on whether President Michael Sata has the m...
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Saturday, 7 July 2012
My Ugandan Experience
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By Paul Shalala Attending a Thomson Reuters Foundation training course was one of those things I had always wished to do in the past f...
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Friday, 29 June 2012
New World Bank report rates Zambia among most improved on policy environment
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By Paul Shalala in Kampala, Uganda Zambia is among 13 Sub-Saharan countries which have been commended by the World Bank for showing a ...
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Three people die in separate road accidents
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The Zambia Police Service has confirmed the death of three people in separate road accidents which happened in Western, Eastern and Copper...
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Wednesday, 23 May 2012
Livingstone By-Election: Campaign issues & statistics
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By Paul Shalala On 5 July 2012, registered voters in Livingstone Central Parliamentary Constituency in the Southern Province will be...
Friday, 4 May 2012
Zambia's Draft Constitution Maintains Christianity as State Religion
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By Paul Shalala Zambia’s latest draft constitution has guaranteed freedom of worship and also maintained the 16 year old declaration o...
Analysis Of The First Draft Constitution
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By Paul Shalala Reading through the 227 pages of the Michael Sata-appointed Technical Committee’s first draft constitution, am remin...
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Monday, 23 April 2012
Why We Need 50+1 for Presidential Elections
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By Paul Shalala A voter being helped to walk For a long time now, a minority president has presided over millions of Zambians most of...
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