- Vol 47 No 4
- 17th February 2006
The world copper boom is rescuing Zambia's economy and the President's electoral hopes
- Vol 46 No 21
- 21st October 2005
The Indeni oil refinery, the only one in Zambia, is jointly owned by the government and the French company TotalFinaElf, which manages it. The owner-partners are quarrelling furiously about its fourth breakdown this year, on 8 September, which has caused ...
- Vol 46 No 20
- 7th October 2005
Justice Peter Smith of the London High Court found himself unable to assemble the necessary witnesses for a civil action by the Zambian government, in which it is alleged that ex-President Frederick Chiluba stole £13.5 million (US$23.78 mn.) in stat...
- Vol 46 No 14
- 8th July 2005
Constitutional wrangles worsen, the corruption trials falter but
the economy picks up
- Vol 46 No 3
- 4th February 2005
The government knows it's not trusted and it cannot afford
another constitution
- Vol 45 No 21
- 22nd October 2004
A brand new party is proof of political moves by President
and ex-President alike
- Vol 45 No 20
- 8th October 2004
Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa sacked Vice-President Nevers Mumba on 4 October for igniting a serious diplomatic row. Mumba had accused individuals in Congo-Kinshasa of funding the Zambian opposition.
- Vol 45 No 17
- 27th August 2004
Zambia grows richer but people feel poorer and they blame the
President
- Vol 45 No 10
- 14th May 2004
Busy days for judges as the President struggles to lock up his predecessor
- Vol 45 No 3
- 4th February 2004
Personal and political rivalries are helping ex-President Frederick Chiluba's defence