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Paul Shalala (@PaulShalalaZNBC) is a TV journalist and blogger who works for the Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation. He is also runs The Zambian Analyst, a blog where he writes stories on politics, elections and governance. Paul was trained to report on politics and good governance at the International Institute for Journalism in Berlin, Germany in 2011. He has been blogging since 2010 and has won one local and two international media awards for stories published on his blog. He is a member of the Zambian Bloggers Network. Currently, he is blogging on several topics ahead of Zambia’s 2016 general elections.

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Zambian Investigative Reporter Dies under Mysterious Circumstances 0
- Journalism, Zambia
- 09.10.2019.
A 42 year old Zambian investigative journalist, Humphrey Nkonde who has been writing hard-hitting investigative reports has been found dead, 10 days after he went missing. Nkonde, was an assistant editor at a Catholic-run Mission Press in the northern town of Ndola. He went missing on 22nd September, a day before he was scheduled to
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South African Businesses Close As Zambian Students Protest Xenophobia 0
- Africa, South Africa, Zambia
- 09.09.2019.
Dozens of South African businesses include banks, supermarkets and a television provider have been temporarily shut down in the Zambian capital Lusaka, as thousands of university students protest xenophobia taking place in South Africa. First National Bank (FNB), Shoprite, Multichoice (DStv), Hungry Lion, Barclays Bank, Pick N Pay and several other South African owned companies
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South African Artist, Somizi Denied Entry Into Zambia Over Homosexuality 0
- Human Rights, Zambia
- 03.07.2019.
Zambia has refused South African artist and socialite, Somizi Mhlongo entery into the country over his sexuality. Minister ofReligious Affairs and National Values, who is also a Reverend, Godfridah Sumaili says Somizi is not welcome in the country because he is openly gay. The minister says Zambia will not welcome people with “questionable” characters. “Every
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Zambia’s Self Declared Satanist Speaks Out Against Christianity 0
- Africa, Zambia
- 07.06.2019.
People have called him a mad man, a witch, all sorts of names but he calls himself a good man. Renting a small house in Kitwe’s bustling Bulangililo neighbourhood is 46 year old Alex Mwamba Kazhimbala Chisulu, a controversial Satanist who has left a community divided over his religious views. The walls inside his house
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When you think critically, religion is just a fake ploy to enslave us. The coloniser came with it to Africa and brainwashed us in order to take control of our minds, resources and our destiny. Why is is that you can't question certain things that don't make sense?

Blessing Ivan Vava

Blessing Ivan Vava

The problem with lies is that at times the body language & delivery sell you out. Here @MthuliNcube is lying in front of global institutions who will be having such information on their finger tips. No one takes us serious. When was AIPPA & POSA removed @MthuliNcube. pic.twitter.com/jKB7…

Blessing Ivan Vava

Blessing Ivan Vava

In 2011 they collected 2 million signatures for the removal of sanctions. What happened to those signatures? Sanctions: Petition centres on cards | The Herald herald.co.zw/sanctio…

Blessing Ivan Vava

Blessing Ivan Vava

He is right, what these churches are proposing is dangerous and a harm to our constitution and democracy twitter.com/NewZimba…

Blessing Ivan Vava

Blessing Ivan Vava

This is not policing by any standards but barbarism & such scenes will not do our #Zimbabwe any good. And you want sanctions to go? #Reform twitter.com/S_Harudz…

Blessing Ivan Vava

Blessing Ivan Vava

Friday public holiday? How do these leaders think if ever they have the brains. Their diagnosis to our problems is wrong. Hw will this help #Zimbabwe? In the midst of an economic crisis you declare useless public holidays. Are we normal? @crisiscoalition herald.co.zw/friday-…

Blessing Ivan Vava

Blessing Ivan Vava

If you thought Grace was a Drama Queen...this one takes the trophy. We are in for a long season pic.twitter.com/ty0s…

Blessing Ivan Vava

Blessing Ivan Vava

China-Africa conference, India-Africa conference, Japan-Africa conference, Russia-Africa conference. The curse of Africa as a country, something terribly wrong here.

Blessing Ivan Vava

Blessing Ivan Vava

So @edmnangagwa in his right senses thinks that some "prayer" & a rally or march will remove the "sanctions" ? Joking has limits, be serious chief, such antics wont work here. You know what needs to be done. We need to be honest with ourselves @crisiscoalition @rashidmahiya1 pic.twitter.com/91Da…

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