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Latest articles and press releases about Zambia.

:: Chiefs in Zambia’s Central Province commit themselves to give women better access to land
21 July 2010
Women from more than 50 villages in Zambia’s Central Province gathered together last week to give a piece of their minds to their chiefs. Nervous but certain the women asked for better rights and access to land. For most of them it was the first time to kneel down before their chief and express their concerns.
:: Fighting traditions
20 May 2010
Mary Banda has fought and won over a Zambian tradition that gives women less rights to land than men.
:: Justice is not as accessible as it should be
20 May 2010
Not all is well in the Zambian justice systems. The soon to be published findings of the Access to Justice project highlight some shortcomings in the way the justice system functions, starting from the Police, Legal Aid Board, Directorate of Public Prosecutions, all the way to the Courts (both local and traditional) and prisons around the country.
:: The Food Crisis in Zambia
20 May 2010

Despite the drop in international food prices since 2008 food prices in Zambia continue to grow. MS Zambia has produced a report which explores the reasons for this.
:: Chasing the money
20 May 2010
The mining for manganese in Luapula Province in Zambia is a mixed blessing to the people of the province, reveals a new report done by Civil Society for Poverty Reduction in Luapula.
:: Minning a mixed blessing for Luapula
20 May 2010
The mining for manganese in Luapula Province in Zambia is a mixed blessing to the people of the province, reveals a new report done by Civil Society for Poverty Reduction in Luapula.
:: Millennium Development Goal a far reach in Luapula
20 May 2010
Early marriages continue to be a barrier against development in Luapula Province in Zambia, as girls from as low as grade 5 and grade 6 are married of by their families.
:: SACCORD continues fighting deregistration
20 May 2010
Though SACCORD has temporarily regained its NGO-status after a six-year battle with the Ministry of Home Affairs, the future of the Zambian organisation is now in the hands of the Supreme Court.
:: A volunteer with a passion - the story of Humphrey
20 May 2010
Three years ago Humphrey Zulu was a volunteer for the Anti Voter Apathy Project (AVAP) in Zambia. Then, he helped the organisation in the Voter Education Campaigns. Today he works as their Youth Mobilization and Campaigns Officer.
:: The Inspirator Pilot Review
19 May 2010
MS ActionAid Denmark's "inspirator pilot programme" holds great potentials and is a sharing of ideas and experience that can provide highly needed capacity building of partner organisations across borders and add value to our development programmes, says the ActionAid country directors from Uganda and Zimbabwe.
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