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In 1991, the international community regarded Zambia as a champion of democracy after her peaceful transition from a one-party to a multi-party state. Sadly, the government's zeal for democracy is slowly being eroded by greed, corruption and intolerance, and the development of the nation...

Journalists generally face a number of challenges in their reporting during the period of national elections. This comes as a result of their duty to afford the public the best means of discovering and forming an opinion of the ideas and attitudes of Political Leaders vying for the various...

Essentially, the dissertation has primarily focused on the legal framework governing the appointments of Members of Parliament belonging to both the ruling party, (Movement for Multi- party Democracy), and other opposition political parties to Cabinet, within the Zambian perspective. The...

This Directed Research paper addresses unconstitutional methods of changing democratically elected governments or Coup D'etat. In trying to realise the aforementioned, the paper looks firstly at the definition of the word 'Coup D'etat' and the different types of Coups that can occur. The paper...

For any country to develop it must be stable. Stability however does not come automatically but by the deliberate step of putting up certain mechanisms in place. There may be laws and decrees for instance but these need to be made alive by seeing to it that they are being obeyed. This needs not...