Zambian health journalism under attack
Government control of the media in Zambia makes it impossible for journalists to report accurately […]
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Zambia trial cuts severe malaria deaths by 96 per cent
[KISUMU, KENYAI] A suppository form of the common antimalarial artesunate has dramatically cut child deaths from severe […]
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Zambia on alert to quash future Ebola cases
[BLANTYRE CITY, MALAWI] The Zambian government has launched a training programme to prepare health professionals in border […]
Read More →Smallholder diversification and income growth in Zambia
Economists studying rural Africa have found that as income-generating activities shift from agriculture to more […]
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How history explains election violence: Kenya and Zambia tell the story
Why do the first multiparty elections after authoritarian rule turn violent in some countries but […]
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Zambia’s 2016 elections: democracy hovering on the precipice
When Rupiah Banda conceded defeat to Michael Sata in Zambia’s 2011 elections, many commentators hailed […]
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Guy Scott’s whiteness is not the issue in Zambia
To Zambians, the international community’s astonishment that, for 90 days, the acting Zambian president will […]
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After a stormy election, dark clouds still loom over Zambia
The Zambian presidential election of January 20, held to choose a president to eke out […]
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Can Zambia escape the clutches of the resource curse?
Zambia has made slow but steady progress in building its industrial capabilities. But a major […]
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South Africa and Zambia’s anointed leaders face very different challenges
Watching the South African metro elections from Zambia, in the final week of its own […]
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