Posts tagged ConCourt

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Why Concourt Was Wrong On Lungu’s 2021 Eligibility

Michael Chishala, 21 March, 2020

An analysis of the Constitutional Court judgment on whether President Edgar Lungu is eligible to run for a third term.

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Musings

Why Concourt Was Wrong On Lungu’s 2021 Eligibility

Michael Chishala, 21 March, 2020

An analysis of the Constitutional Court judgment on whether President Edgar Lungu is eligible to run for a third term.

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Most Useless Awards

Michael Chishala, 4 August, 2019

For the month of July 2019, the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) wins the award for the most useless public institution. It was a very closely fought battle with the Zambia Information …

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Vedanta Versus GRZ

Michael Chishala, 24 July, 2019

Having read the entire 25 page South African Arbitration Court judgment in the case of the Zambian government versus Vedanta, I am of the view that the SA court is …

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The UPND pressed the self-destruct button by selecting one of the worst possible candidates to contest in Chilanga, probably feeling overconfident of winning as they did in the last two Presidential elections. They took two shotguns, took very careful aim and shot themselves in both feet!

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Cooperatives desks at PACRA in the main hall

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Pathetic PACRA Service

Michael Chishala, 5 March, 2018

At twenty minutes past 14 hours, I am sitting in the main hall at the Patents And Company Registration Agency (PACRA). There are nine counters split into two sets; six …

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