Surviving on Borrowed Power: Rethinking the Role of Civil Society in Zambia’s Third-Term Debate

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@LauraMiti I guess that this article somehow contradicts your first statement. Interested in knowing your thoughts on this: https://t.co/qpT5yYWUXo https://t.co/xiGRyvnWJM

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RT @ssishuwa: Was it really civil society, the supposed guardian of democracy in Africa, that stopped President Chiluba from changing #Zamb…

RT @ssishuwa: @wiza08 There is need for those in civil society to reach out to some of the independent MPs who support Bill10 and seek to p…

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