Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by CARRINGTON Damian
Lawsuit claims mining firm failed to prevent pollution in Kabwe, affecting multiple generations
A class action lawsuit has been filed against the mining company Anglo American over its alleged failure to prevent widespread toxic lead pollution in the Zambian town of Kabwe. The town hosted one (...)
, by Africa is a Country, ELDRIDGE Louise
A Supreme Court ruling in the UK could set a precedent for multinational corporations to more vigorously account for the human and environmental impacts of their operations.
In a historic ruling on April 10, the UK Supreme Court has allowed 1,826 Zambian villagers to pursue their case against (...)
, by HAMUSUTE Keith
In the unpredictable game of Zambian presidential politics, will the new Socialist Party win a chance to prove that it is different?
March 2018 saw the launch of the Socialist Party in Zambia. It joins a long list of political parties vying to dislodge the ruling Patriotic Front (PF), which (...)
, by PRASHAD Vijay
On Monday, January 29, an odd article appeared on the front page of Zambia’s Daily Nation.
On Monday, January 29, an odd article appeared on the front page of Zambia’s Daily Nation. The headline read: Socialist Party Recruits. The article was written by Bennie Mundando who is a reporter at the (...)
, by Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, The African Centre for Biodiversity
Fighting hunger through corporate supply chains?
The study “Green Innovation Centre in Zambia: Fighting Hunger through Corporate Supply Chains?” is a joined publication by Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung and African Centre for Biodiversity. It discusses the Green Innovation Centre (GIC) Project of the (...)
, by MUBANGA Chan
The move by the National Constitutional Conference (NCC) to adopt a clause that directly discriminates against homosexuals has caused fear and uncertainty in the Zambian gay community. Over the past two years, Zambia has undertaken a constitution making process with a view of adopting a (...)
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