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Essentially, the dissertation has primarily focused on the impact of the Executive on the judiciary from 1964 to 2004. The exposition has endevoured to illustrate that in the Zambian scenario, judicial independence, though guaranteed by the Constitution in Article 91(2) and (3) has been seriously...

From the rainstorm of the mountains they get drenched, And because there is no shelter they hug a rock. (Psalms 24:8)

The desire to empower citizens in Zambia has been a common call for all successive governments in one way or the other. Through the policy of nationalization, the government had hoped to plough all the nations' resources in on central place. The next government thought privatization was going to...

The study's main objective is to assess whether government could be justified for having repealed the Law on abuse of office which was provided for under the abrogated Anti-Corruption Commission Act No. 42 of 1996. Before the repeal of the law in November, 2010, Governments' intentions were...

At the risk of monotony, one dares to add their voice to the age-old problem of flagrant excesses in governmental power. Where, however, the existing constructional framework of the nation exacerbates these excesses, it becomes necessary to rethink certain attributes of that framework, and to...

In the years after Independence the Republic of Zambia was vibrant with politicians that had successfully liberated the nation of foreign domination. The Overzealous spirit inherent in the politicians has up to today resulted in them attempting to undermine the independence of the Judiciary. This...

As a result of development and growth of International and domestic trade over the years, there has been a large number of disputes. This is because of the interaction that exists between people or entities. The traditional legal response to settle these disputes has been for a lawyer of one of...