The 'is' and 'ought' of the Law is a debate that has gone on for a long time, and still is on-going. This obligatory essay is a mere small contribution to what already exists. The only significant difference is that the ...

Zambia as a country with a written constitution which itself declares that the country shall be a democratic state manifests the people's quest to establish a constitutional democracy. Constitutional democracy as a concept ...

The study aimed at appraising the effectiveness of the COMESA Court of Justice with regard to its role of resolving trade disputes. The Court was established under the 1994 COMESA Treaty to interpret and resolve all disputes ...

Over the years, there has been a great deal written on the subject of corruption globally and Zambia in particular. It has been acknowledged that corruption is an enemy of development and its effects are well documented. ...

Privatisation of state owned enterprises is currently in process the world over, in Europe, North America, Japan and numerous developing countries and newly industrialised countries. In Zambia also Privatisation is in ...

The Zambian Judiciary is composed of the higher bench, the lower bench and Administrative staff. All the three categories of staff in the judiciary are involved in the administrative justices. To a larger extent, for any ...