Africa Watch
Grieve ChelwaAnalysis of the social, economic and political processes unfolding in Africa...with a bias towards Zambia.
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Zambia ditches the IMF...for now
Bank of Zambia Governor Denny Kalyalya (left) and Minister of Finance Situmbeko Musokotwane (right) at today’s press briefing at the Ministry of Finance (image source Ministry of Finance’s Facebook Page)
Earlier today news broke on interna...
On Zambia's cost of living crisis (Guest Post)
This is a Guest Post by Ntazana Siame Kaulule
For the past 26 years, the Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR) has provided Zambia with a vital tool for holding successive governments accountable for their promises of development...
Where are the Zhou Enlais of Africa?
Zhou Enlai in 1973.
I just finished reading an incredibly impressive and detailed biography of one of my heroes, the Chinese revolutionary and statesman Zhou Enlai. The biography is titled Zhou Enlai: A Life and is written by the Chinese...
Making sense of Scott Bessent's critique of the IMF and World Bank
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Image Credit Andrew Harnik/Getty Images
Yesterday, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent delivered an interesting speech in Washington at the Institute of International Finance. The speech was delivered t...
Africa's membership to the World Trade Organization has been a disaster
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Director-General of the WTO. Source: WTO
The tariff wars of the last couple of weeks have been stunning to watch from Africa’s vantage point. It has been interesting to see tariffs, counter-tariffs and counter-counter...
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Associate Professor of Political Economy at the Africa Institute. From Lusaka. Email: [email protected]
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