Analysis: FRANCIS MAKASA IN A circular letter to the Roman Catholic Church released to the public in June 2015, Pope Francis calls for “an ecological conversion” of Christians so that they can change their destructive habits and make the duty to protect God’s creation a virtue and not an option aspect of the Christian experience.
Analysis: DANIEL MWAMBA ACCORDING to statistics, the number of deaths resulting from road traffic accidents on Zambian roads increased from 2,113 in 2015 to 2,206 in 2016, representing an increase of 4 percent. The real tragedy is that these crashes are largely preventable. Through the adoption of a corporate road safety programme, the private sector
Dear editor, THE years 2015 and 2016 were particularly tough not only for Zambia but most other countries in the world. As the economic turbulence wrecked the globe, the Zambian ‘ship’ needed a serious and strong captain to carefully navigate through the dangerous storms and drive the ship to safety. And that captain is, of
Art Yak with CHANDA MWENYA ARTIST Patrick Mumba has ended his conspicuous absence from the Zambian art scene with a solo exhibition dubbed “Time in between” at Chaminuka Wildlife Resort on the outskirt of Lusaka. Patrick who opened his show a fortnight ago at the venue that boasts of the country’s biggest private art collection,
Dr Canisius Banda has rubbished the story circulating on social media that he has joined the ruling Patriotic Front ( PF ) and that he has praised government for incarcerating UPND president Hakainde Hichilema. Dr Banda who served as Vice president in-charge of politics in UPND before resigning after elections in responding to a query
MMD faction leader Nevers Mumba has urged Heads of States and Government to shun invitations by President Edgar Lungu which he says are aimed at cleansing his brutal regime. Dr Mumba who has accused President Lungu of being a dictator stated this in a press statement below made available to Zambian Eye. Zambia needs help.
By PERPETUAL SICHIKWENKWE - UNITED Party for National Development ( UPND) vice-president for administration Geoffrey Mwamba yesterday went into panic mode after rumour went round at the magistrates’ complex that he was about to be arrested by police for an unknown offence. Mr Mwamba, who was appearing for the first time to render solidarity to
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