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IS THE 2023 NATIONAL BUDGET ADDRESSING
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ABDUCTION
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-The abduction of Pamela and 12 others
-The address by Hon Jack Mwiimbu Minister
-The address by PeP President Sean E. Tembo
-The arrest and court appearance of EEP President EEP President Chilufya Tayali
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Queen Elizabeth II's death has garnered a spectrum of feelings around the world about her life, legacy and the monarchy. When she took the throne in 1952, more than a quarter of the world's population was under British imperial power. That was more than 700 million people — including in parts of Africa, Asia, the Middle East and the Pacific islands. While her 70-year reign saw the British Empire become the Commonwealth of Nations — and the decline of the United Kingdom's global influence — the scars of colonialism linger. Many note the enslavement, violence and theft that defined imperial rule, and they find it difficult to separate the individua
QUEEN ELIZABETH II DEATH RAISE CONTROVERSIAL REACTIONS
Elizabeth II was Queen of the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth realms from 6 February 1952 until her death in 2022. She was queen regnant of 32 sovereign states during her lifetime and 15 at the time of her death.
Queen Elizabeth II's death has garnered a spectrum of feelings around the world about her life, legacy and the monarchy.
When she took the throne in 1952, more than a quarter of the world's population was under British imperial power. That was more than 700 million people — including in parts of Africa, Asia, the Middle East and the Pacific islands.
While her 70-year reign saw the British Empire become the Commonwealth of Nations — and the decline of the United Kingdom's global influence — the scars of colonialism linger. Many note the enslavement, violence and theft that defined imperial rule, and they find it difficult to separate the individua
HOMOSEXUALITY IN ZAMBIA
LGTBQ IN ZAMBIA
Same-sex sexual activity is illegal for both males and females in Zambia.
Same-sex sexual activity is proscribed by Sections 155 and 156 of Zambia's penal code (as amended 1933 and repealed and replaced by Act No. 15 of 2005)
Section 155 ("Unnatural Offences") criminalises homosexual sex as a felony punishable by terms of imprisonment which range from fifteen years, up to a life sentence.
Section 156 imposes imprisonment for seven years for any attempt "to commit any of the offences specified in section one hundred and fifty-five".
Although no specific criminal penalty is set out, Section 158, §(3) as amended in 2005,is to regulate any same-sex sexual contact between minors, applying to:
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REPUBLICAN CONSTITUTION
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The #Zambian #constitution is the most #controversial document in the land with #Politicians crying foul if caught on the other side of the #law
Constitutional development in Zambia can be traced back to the British colonial times, especially from the beginning of post independence era.
Following the dissolution of the federation in 1963, a new constitution based on the Westminster model and designed to resolve the conflicting interests of the indigenous Africans, the settler white community and the colonial government was negotiated by the major stakeholders. It came into force through the Zambia Independence Order-in-Council of 1964the country's first independence constitution and established a multiparty system dominated by Kaunda’s UNIP.
Increasing challenges from opposition parties to Kaunda’s dominance over the country during the first Republic eventually forced Kaunda to institutionalise a one party state and, a new constitution which abolished multipartism and declared UNIP the only party recognised by law, was passed in 1973. This development reinforced presidential rule in Zambia as the president became the key player on the political scene.
Unable to resist the winds of change that were blowing across the continent with the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the cold war in the early 1990s, a new CRC headed by Prof Mphanza Patrick Mvunga was appointed by Kaunda to draft a new constitution that will restore multiparty democracy. This was the Constitution Act that was promulgated on August 31 1991. In the absence of time for a proper constitutional review, this constitution was essentially a transitional document designed to meet the needs of that time.
There has since been many attempts to amend the constitution in 1996, 2003, 2006 which will drag and lead to the partly 2016 AMENDMENTS.
Rayford Tembo | 03.08.22
what aba census are doing mu komboni🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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IMF DEAL IN ZAMBIA
IMF approves $1.3B bailout package for Zambia
38-month arrangement based on Zambia’s ‘homegrown economic reform plan’ to restore macroeconomic stability, foster growth and increased social spending
Rayford Tembo |02.09.2022
FUEL PRICES REDUCED-ERB
What does the #Fuel #REDUCTION mean for an ordinary #Zambian
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