BEYOND BAD APPLES: Combating Bullying Requires Systemic Support, Not Just Punishment
By Luyako Patience When addressing bullying, our default response is almost always reactive. We search for the perpetrator, issue a...
Year: 2026
JOINT CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS Open Letter on the Rule of Law and Constitutional Governance in Zambia Monday, 21st September 2026
The Attorney-General Ministry of Justice Office of the Attorney-General P.O. Box 50106 Ridgeway, Lusaka Attention: Mr. Mulilo Kabesha SC Dear...
SLOW VIOLENCE AND LIVING DEATH: THE NECROPOLITICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN ZAMBIA
By Maxwell Simbuwa Senior Honors Thesis Department of Anthropology University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 2026 Approved: ______________________________________________ Dr....
Tobacco farming not profitable – cries Kaoma farmer, Nefuno Sundano
By Derrick Sinjela Teething challenges associated with tobacco growing marked by poor profits, deforestation and health risk posed on growers...
PACHIPANDA INNOVATION CHALLENGE 5.0 LAUNCHES IN LUSAKA
The MTN Zambia Foundation and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) have officially launched the fifth edition of the...
Mental Health needs more than talk – Kindness Zambia founder Kalaluka Mushaukwa
By Kumwesu Staff Writer Kindness Zambia founder Kalaluka Mushaukwa has called for stronger national action on mental health, saying Zambia...
BoZ wins Prestigious 2026 AFI Financial Inclusion Award
By Hellen Bwalya The Bank of Zambia has been awarded the 2026 Nestor Espenilla Jr. Financial Inclusion Innovation Award by...
Civil Society Organisations demand return to rule of law amid regime crackdown in Zambia
By Staff WriterA coalition of Zambian civil society organisations issued a joint statement on September 14, 2026, condemning the Zambian...
Nacala Corridor, Japan’s Strategic Gateway into Southern Africa and What Zambia should demand
By Our Correspondent.Japan is increasingly turning its attention to the Nacala Corridor as a strategic economic gateway into Southern Africa,...
Different Spoons for Different Soups: Why We must respect individual coping mechanisms
When I was a kid, I carried a weight that felt almost too heavy to bear. Growing up with severe...
