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The Super: Zambian version of anime

Second hand vehicles remain Japan's major and popular export to Zambia. However, anime, a computer-generated animation, is another Japanese export that has become popular...

Is a degree still worth it?

For a majority of graduates, getting employed after graduating is the ultimate goal. They spend 12 years in primary and secondary school and an...

Pamela’s abduction shines spotlight on safety of Mobile Money Agents

The emergence of Digital Financial Services (DFS) in Zambia has enabled many individuals both in urban and rural areas to engage in trade and...

African Renaissance remains a pipe dream

The message of African unity and her self-realisation has continued to echo across all corners of the African continent through profound writings, speeches...

The invisible enemy: spirituality and mental health

Many Zambians are battling with a range of mental health challenges resulting from a complex interplay between biological, psychological, social and spiritual factors. Until...

ARE ZAMBIAN MARRIAGES A POISONED CHALICE?… RECENT STATISTICS SUGGEST SO

Marriage, which is a socially sanctioned union between man and woman has been a universal institution that has been in  existence for time immemorial....

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VILLAGE BANKING : A GROWING EMPOWERMENT TOOL

Village banking has become a major source of income for many people, particularly women in many parts of the country. Women come together to form...
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CYBER LAWS: INFRINGEMENT ON FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION?

The Zambian government has decided that they have had enough of cyber bullying and carelessness of individuals on the cyber space, therefore, the only...

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