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Locally, there were significant statements by President Museveni admonishing security agencies from different forms of torture, and annihilation of unarmed citizens

Lincoln Academy (LA) and Heartwood Regional Theater Company announce their 19th Annual Student Collaboration, the musical “Oklahoma!” scheduled for fall 2021. Auditions are open to high school students from any Midcoast school or homeschool, and 7th...

Zambians slam Indian mining investor for mocking government Zambians have reacted with shock and dismay at a leaked video...showing Anil Agarwal, Vedanta founder and executive chairman...mocking the Zambian government on how he was sold Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) at a cheap price of US$25 million...and boast[ing]...that KCM was giving him US$500 million every year in profit...According to Zambian vice President Guy Scott, the Zambia Revenue Authority has written to Konkola Copper Mine-KCM asking it to reconcile the profit figures attributed to KCM owner and those declared to ZRA. Scott warn...

Is COVID-19 a Chinese Bioweapon? My mission here is to bring awareness, however horridly, to a citizenry whose population is fast being reduced by an out-of-control virus. We, the hewers of wood and drawers of water do not have our very own vaccine to help cope with the novel COVID-19 pandemic and future threats. Our homegrown microbiologists, cellular, and biochemists are by name only. Turning their scientific qualifications into a vaccine reality is beyond their creativity. One would think microbiologist Professor Nkandu Luo and those like her would be in a government laboratory, working da...

In the book Making Africa Work, authors Greg Mills, Jeffrey Herbst, Olusegun Obasanjo and Dickie Davis recall the story of former Zambian president Guy Scott who was minister of agriculture in 1991. Upon assuming office, he called for reports on how to improve agricultural sector performance in the country and received a mountain of papers, yet very little of what had been recommended, he recalled, had happened. Planning but no delivery. It is common knowledge that African countries face the challenge of a lack of financial resources (debatable, yes), a poorly capacitated civil service to del...