Chisembele

  1. Zambian Proposed New Constitution

    20-12-2007 20:19 door Sophena
    - The National Constitution Conference has now opened in Lusaka and over the past few days the CONSTITUTION CONTRIBUTION FOR PUBLIC AWARENESS written by Sylvester Mwamba Chisembele, and posted here in two parts, has considerably increased in readership. However, as it appears that the two parts are not being accessed equally, I am posting the document combined as it really needs to be read as a whole.

  2. Sylvester M Chisembele

    19-11-2007 13:30 door Sophena
    - Eulogy given at the Requiem Mass for Sylvester M. Chisembele by the Hon. V W C Kayope, former parlimentarian and cabinet minister in the Third Republic Government of Zambia. Posted on this weblog with his permission.

  3. Sylvester M Chisembele - Obituary

    01-11-2007 11:19 door Sophena
    - This Obituary is for a great Zambian Freedom Fighter and leader. It covers a little of his personal history before and during the struggle for Independence. It also briefly covers subsequent events.

  4. Sylvester Mwamba Chisembele: Part Two

    31-10-2007 15:15 door Sophena
    - The power of the Government of the Republic of Zambia has never been separated and shared among the three branches of government, namely:- a.The Executive b.The Legislature c.The Judiciary so there has never been checks and balances in the administration of the Government of the Republic of Zambia. All the power of the Government of the Republic of Zambia has been held and controlled by the Executive wing of the Government of the Republic of Zambia.Click on the link below to read more.

  5. Sylvester Mwamba Chisembele: Part One

    31-10-2007 15:09 door Sophena
    - CONSTITUTION CONTRIBUTION FOR PUBLIC AWARENESS Quotation from “The Politics of Independence 1957-1964’ by David C Mulford. Published by Oxford University Press. Mr Mulford states in his preface that his research was financed from three sources: The Woodrow Wilson Foundation; the Ministry of Overseas Development in London; and the Ford Foundation in New York. Mr Mulford also states in his preface that he had returned to Zambia “to clear my manuscript for publication in accordance with agreements entered into with the Northern Rhodesia Government at the time I was granted access to official materials in 1964” Click on the link below to read more.