Kenneth Kaunda

For many African public intellectuals such as Steve Biko, Leopold Senghor, Kenneth Kaunda, Julius Nyerere and Kwame Nkrumah, political independence represented more than the…

Part political thriller, part historical reckoning, the controversial book probes espionage claims that complicate the heroic narratives of Southern Africa’s liberation struggle

President Hakainde Hichilema is quickly squandering the respect the country once held on the international stage

Is there any weight behind the Zambian president’s warning?

A year into Hakainde Hichilema’s first term as president reveals he is more interested in colluding with the West and dividing the country along ethnic lines

The worthy elder statesman followed Kaunda’s example, putting democracy first and conceding defeat if necessary, and was instrumental in brokering peaceful power transfer in 2021

African leaders’ sartorial choices have been communicating their political orientations for centuries

As the August 2021 elections loom, activists fear a renewed crack down on human rights

Zambia’s founding father left a lasting legacy

The liberation legend died on Thursday at a military hospital in Lusaka, aged 97

A flurry of legal cases before the party’s regional and provincial conferences are central to Supra’s fightback

The average quality of elections around the world is much lower than most people realise

This has been another tough year for the world, and the African continent has endured more than its fair share of conflict and crises.

Zambia’s founding father and former president Kenneth Kaunda was taken to hospital on Sunday.

Have African leaders ever sat down to write down their visions (not just their parties’) for the countries they govern, asks Percy Zvomuya.