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OSISA investigative training graduates give testimonies21 graduates of the OSISA funded Investigative and Fact-checking media training course give their testimonies. Take a look:
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Miners take govt, employers to task over job losses, mining tax regimeIf the mines find the new tax regime unbearable, they must pack and go, says Wusakile independent member of parliament Pavyuma Kalobo. But the Zambia Chamber of Mines says it’s the mining tax policy inconsistency […]
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Launch of News Diggers, OSISA Investigative and Fact-checking courseNews Diggers! is not a Yes Bwana (Yes Sir) newspaper, says British High Commissioner to Zambia Fergus Cochrane-Dyet. And Information Minister Dora Siliya has announced that government is reaching out to stakeholders to formulate a […]
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Separation of Powers in Zambia: Judiciary vs ExecutiveA summary of a News Diggers/OSISA public discussion forum on the Separation of Powers in Zambia: Judiciary vs Executive.
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Frustrations of a Zambian farmerA summary of a News Diggers/OSISA public discussion forum held in Chipata on the topic: The plight of a farmer Vs government’s efforts
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Abuse of Donor Aid in ZambiaA summary of the News Diggers/OSISA public discussion forum under the topic “Donor Aid, how much does Zambia get and where does it go?”
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Youths in Lusaka share their concerns on the rising debt
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Zambia next to be owned by ChinaAfrica Confidential reports China is poised to take over strategic government institutions such as ZESCO after reports of the country’s failure to repay loans. China already owns 60% of ZNBC, take a look:
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Zambia’s borrowing plans compromise debt sustainability – IMFIn this video, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) explains why it suspended negotiations of an economic bailout package for Zambia. Speaking during a press briefing from the Fund’s head office in Washington D.C. on July […]
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Pilato’s Childish Gambino cover dominates Social MediaControversial Zambian hip hop recording satirist Fumba Chama, known professionally as Pilato, has dropped another hit cover production depicting Zambia’s social political state of affairs and plummeting democracy, just two months after returning from exile. […]
