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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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Jailing Of Homosexuals Sparks Zambia-US Diplomatic Row 0
- Human Rights, International Relations, Zambia
- 02.12.2019.
A diplomatic row has broken out between Zambia and the United States following the arrest of Zambian men to 15 years in jail, each for homosexuality. This is the minmum jail term that those convicted of “unnatural acts” can get. The two men, Japhet Chataba and Steven Sambo, both in their 30s are the first
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Ritual Killers Target Albinos’ Body Parts in Zambia 0
- Human Rights, Society, Zambia
- 11.11.2019.
Parents of children born with albinism across Zambia are having to employ extra security for their children following a number of cases in which people with albinism are being killed or brutally attacked by suspected ritual killers. Fortune seekers believe that using albino body parts can make one rich. This myth has led to many
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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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