ZCLU’s Derick Chekwe condemns the arrest of ZNBC journalist Macpherson Mukuka, demands immediate release
“ZCLU believes that journalism is not a crime,” protests Derick Chekwe Acting Executive Director, Zambian Civil Liberties Union (ZCLU)”
“ZCLU believes that journalism is not a crime,” protests Derick Chekwe Acting Executive Director, Zambian Civil Liberties Union (ZCLU)”
“Hicks Sikazwe has sat on boards for the ZAMCOM, the Media Trust Fund, (MTF) and Commonwealth Press Union (CPU). Sikazwe was President of the Press Association of Zambia (PAZA) for two terms. The Journalist served as Commissioner on the Mung’omba Constitution Review Commission (CRC). Together with the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA)”
“Ministry of Technology and Science Permanent Secretary Dr Brilliant Habeenzu reaffirmed Zambia’s commitment to harnessing AI as a catalyst for national development through investments in digital infrastructure, skills development and regional cooperation”
“Our hope and prayer is that President Mundubile, Makebi Zulu and more than thirty (30) Alliance Partners will peacefully win the Tripartite Elections on Thursday, 13th August, 2026” – prays Dr. Mbita Chitala
“And when Government increases foreign reserves by depositing money in New York banks, they create jobs in the United States of America, at the expense of Zambian citizens. That is why, from my standpoint, Zambia’s $6.5 billion foreign reserves are not necessarily evidence of good economic management”
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