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TRANSFORMING ZAMBIAN POLITICS: The Politics of Insults

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Discussing Zambian politics and economic development. Friday, August 7, 2009. The Politics of Insults. I've stopped reading news from Zambia of late because it does nothing but frustrate me. Our people deserve better. We do not need more visionless political parties or power hungry leaders; what we need is radical change. 2 Quality Health care. These are a few of my thoughts. What do you think? Thanks for letting me know! Now I am an anti-government partisan, guess I had better act like one. These ig...

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TRANSFORMING ZAMBIAN POLITICS: Africa's new apartheid

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Discussing Zambian politics and economic development. Tuesday, October 13, 2009. The continent is doing a booming business selling diamonds, oil and coffee to China, but is it benefiting Africans? Economist Glenn Hubbard weighs in. NEW YORK (Fortune) - There's an irony afoot on the African continent. After years of state control of their economies, African governments are opening up to foreign business as never before. The World Bank's latest "Doing Business" report tells a very sad tale. According to "D...

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TRANSFORMING ZAMBIAN POLITICS: NEW ORGANIZATION PUSHING FOR TANGIBLE CHANGE

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Discussing Zambian politics and economic development. Saturday, June 13, 2009. NEW ORGANIZATION PUSHING FOR TANGIBLE CHANGE. There is a new pressure group advocating for real leadership and vision for Zambia. Visit their website at www.zambiaunite4change.org. The feedback is that this requires some names. Is it strategic ambiguity? June 13, 2009 at 5:51 PM. I hear you. Such organizations can turn into political parties very quickly and thats why names are so important. June 13, 2009 at 6:57 PM. The Chang...

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TRANSFORMING ZAMBIAN POLITICS: ZAMBIA'S LEADERSHIP CRISIS

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Discussing Zambian politics and economic development. Tuesday, May 12, 2009. PATRIOTIC Front (PF) leader Michael Sata has said he will contest the 2011 presidential elections despite some people suggesting that he is too old and needs to groom a younger person (TIMES OF ZAMBIA).". There must be systems within our political parties that allows young leadership to be groomed and allowed to test their leadership skills. This only happens if the old guard creates an atmosphere in which genuine sharing of...

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TRANSFORMING ZAMBIAN POLITICS: ERADICATING CORRUPTION IN ZAMBIA

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Discussing Zambian politics and economic development. Thursday, June 4, 2009. ERADICATING CORRUPTION IN ZAMBIA. In recent weeks we have heard of how ministry of health workers and officials diverted funds in the ministry boost their own personal coffers. While the saying, “crime does not pay”, may be applicable in this case, we have to pose and think about the things that feeds this corrupt culture and indeed they are many. However, I would like to draw your attention to a few. Therein lays the dilemma o...

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elle chronique: Migration

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A culture clashin' piece of fashion that captures my ideas, whereabouts and objects of my affection(s). Friday, November 21, 2008. Wildebeest migration in Liuwa Plain (care of African-parks.org). After a long, hectic few weeks I am looking forward to setting off early Saturday with friends for Liuwa Plains National Park in Western Province to catch the annuel blue wildebeest migration. To help get it kickstarted even though it's already impressive for a country like Zambia. View my complete profile.

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elle chronique: November 2008

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A culture clashin' piece of fashion that captures my ideas, whereabouts and objects of my affection(s). Friday, November 21, 2008. Wildebeest migration in Liuwa Plain (care of African-parks.org). After a long, hectic few weeks I am looking forward to setting off early Saturday with friends for Liuwa Plains National Park in Western Province to catch the annuel blue wildebeest migration. To help get it kickstarted even though it's already impressive for a country like Zambia. Wednesday, November 12, 2008.