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Lusaka - Zambia: By Fred M’membe President of the Socialist Party

Lusaka - Zambia: The University of Zambia (UNZA), the Southern African Institute for Policy and Research (SAIPAR) and the Law Association of Zambia celebrated

The University of Zambia (UNZA) celebrated Muna Ndulo, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of International and Comparative Law, Cornell Law School, for his influence as a legal scholar, constitutional advisor, academic leader and expert in international law and development.

Lusaka - Zambia: By Sean Tembo - PeP President

Lusaka - Zambia: Dr. Henry Kanyanta Sosala

This week, Malawi’s Supreme Court outlawed the death penalty ordering the re-sentencing of at least 37 people known to be under a death sentence. Sandra

Leading academics from around the world have signed a Statement of Solidarity in support of Dr Sishuwa Sishuwa against what they term as unfounded charges of sedition. The academics who mostly have a history with the University of Zambia have written a strong letter in support of Dr. Sichuwa Sishuwa. This follows a move by Zambia’s Ambassador to Ethiopia Emmanuel Mwamba’s decision to report Dr Sishuwa to the police for sedition following his recent article in the Mail & Guardian. They have ...

International academics reject sedition charge against Zambia’s Dr Sishuwa 30 Apr 2021 Dr Sishuwa Sishuwa, is to be charged with sedition, as the result of an opinion piece he published in the Mail & Guardian, on 22 March 2021. (Twitter) We, the undersigned, as prominent academics in Zambia, Africa and the wider world, are deeply alarmed at credible reports that the University of Zambia (UNZA) historian, Dr  Sishuwa Sishuwa, is to be charged with sedition, as the result of an opinion pie...

Prof Muna Ndulo PROFESSOR Muna Ndulo says persons perceived to be opponents of the government in Zambia are brutally assaulted, and their meetings disrupted without any action being taken. In an article titled “Political violence in Zambia and the police. A tale of a weaponised and politicised police service”, Professor Ndulo said those that perpetrated the violence publicly stated their intentions to harm their opponents without attracting any sanction from the police whatsoever. “In ...