Monthly Archives: January 2010

A response to Henry Kyambalesa: the Declaration of Zambia as a Christian Nation

This article seeks to respond to Henry Kyambalesa’s article “Zambia: the declaration of Zambia as a Christian Nation” published on http://www.lusakatimes.com/?p=23244 which I had accessed on January 20 2010. I will respond to several salient points from his article. First, Kyambalesa’s assertion that the Declaration was an imposition of religion on the Zambian society is not quite right. Zambians have

Read more

DR Congo, Senegal Lead Africa’s Way

There has been reports recently that some African countries have responded very positively to Haiti’s devastation. DR Congo has pledged to give $2.5 million, while Senegal has pledged to help settle Haitians who would be willing to relocate to the African country. Some, including a professor at the University of Kinshasa have condemned Congo’s gesture dismissing it as a political

Read more

Levy’s Legacy Debates

By Munshya Wa Munshya There has been several concerns from various quarters within the Zambian political establishment about whether and how much the current President Rupiah Banda and his government have either betrayed or enhanced the legacy of the late President Levy Mwanawasa. Ng’andu Magande, a former Finance Minister, has been a vocal critic of Rupiah and his government’s betrayal

Read more