In similar fashion as to the behaviour of the manner the Electoral Commission of Zambia when the ruling Patriot Front was engulfed in a leadership crisis in 2014, the commission is at it again taking sides with Nevers Mumba in … Continued
ARTHUR MWANSA, Lusaka OPEN Society Initiative for Southern Africa (OSISA) executive director Siphosami Malunga says the region would not have been liberated without Zambia’s contribution. Mr Malunga said it is also encouraging that Africa has chosen to embrace democracy as its form of governance. He said this in Lusaka recently during the launch of the
DOREEN NAWA, Lusaka NEW Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) chief executive officer Ibrahim Mayaki says more innovative ways of financing infrastructure projects in Africa are needed in order to sustain Africa’s aspirations to grow its economy. Dr Mayaki was speaking at the official opening of the second Continental Business Network meeting on the sidelines at
CHOMBA MUSIKA, Lusaka NIGERIA’s former Minister of Communication and Technology Omotola Johnson has urged African governments to reduce taxation on imported information and communications technology (ICT) in order to improve internet access on the continent. Ms Johnson is also concerned that the cost of internet accessibility in Africa is three times higher than in the
THE current crop of African leaders is making great strides in improving the lives of people on the continent, especially in tackling the plight of the youth and women. The African Development Bank (AfDB) leadership is also impressive in pioneering infrastructure development on the continent. The AfDB has been Africa’s partner in infrastructure development for
CHOMBA MUSIKA, CHIMWEMWE MWALE, Lusaka PRESIDENT Lungu yesterday hosted a State banquet in honour of African heads of State and other high-profile delegates attending the ongoing African Development Bank (AfDB) annual meetings in Lusaka. The guests included President of Kenya Uhuru Kenyatta, Chad’s Adriss Deby, former Ghanaian President John Kufuor and former United Nations (UN)
KABANDA CHULU, Lusaka THE sustainable energy fund for Africa (SEFA) will continue to play a key role in helping unlock the continent’s energy potential by scaling up renewable energy efficiency projects, African Development Bank (AfDB) director for energy, environment and climate change Alex Rugamba has said. Giving an update on the SEFA, which has committed
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