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Zambia’s Access to Information Law, enacted in 2023, aims to enhance transparency, accountability, and democratic governance. After over 20 years of legislative efforts, the law became operational in June 2024, marking a significant milestone in advancing public participation in governance. However, challenges have emerged, including the lack of official forms and procedures for requesting information, …

The Adequacy of Zambian Access to Information Legislation in Facilitating Development and Participation Read More »

This topic discussed the role of state and non-state actors in promoting democratic governance in Zambia. The government plays a crucial role in establishing and enforcing laws that uphold democratic principles, while non-state actors such as civil society organisations, media, and religious institutions advocate for good governance. However, challenges such as a lack of adequate …

THE LAW AND DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE IN ZAMBIA @ 60: THE ROLE OF THE STATE AND NON-STATE ACTORS Read More »

  …As Justice Minister Kasune reaffirms Government’s commitment to the rule of Law The Zambia Law Development Commission convened its first National Law Conference at Mulungushi International Conference Centre from 30 September to 2 October 2024. To Commemorate Zambia’s 60th independence anniversary, the theme of the conference was “Zambia @ 60: An Introspection of the …

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  ABOUT THE ZLDC’S ZAMBIA PARLIAMENTARY UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE The ZLDC’s Zambia Parliamentary United Nations Conference (ZAMP-MUN) is a one day simulation conference inspired by the traditional MUN format with a local twist. Unlike the conventional MUN, where delegates represent countries, ZLDC’s ZAMP MUN simulates Zambia’s parliamentary structure. Participants will represent Zambian Constituencies and be …

ZAMBIA PARLIAMENTARY MODEL UNITED NATIONS 2025-REGISTRATION GUIDELINES FOR THE ZLDC’S ZAMP-MUN (2025) – UNIVERSITY EDITION Read More »

Is Zambia’s legal framework strong enough to stem the tide? Join the Zambia Law Development Commission for a Legal Seminar on “The Unseen Crisis: The Effects of Deforestation in Zambia” and be part of the conversation. Date: Wednesday, 26th March 2025 Time: 13:30hrs – 17:00hrs Venue: Mulungushi International Conference Centre Register now by clicking the …

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The law reform process, as outlined in the Zambia Law Development Commission Act, chapter 32 of the Laws of Zambia, requires public participation. Involving the public helps ensure that laws reflect the social, political, and cultural values of the Zambian people. The participation of women and girls is especially important because they make up more …

HOW CAN WOMEN AND GIRLS GET INVOLVED IN THE LAW REFORM PROCESS? Read More »

Follow this link to register: https://forms.gle/ErS9istYZF2d9p3w7

Justice Minister Hon. Princess Kasune poses for the photo with ZLDC Commissioner Mr.Mr. Emmanuel Sibongo   Today, July 24, 2024, the Zambia Law Development Commission (ZLDC) paid a courtesy visit to the newly appointed Minister of Justice, Hon. Princess Kasune, at the Ministry Headquarters in Lusaka. In a statement, the Justice Minister reaffirmed the government’s …

ZLDC PAYS A COURTESY CALL TO THE MINISTER OF JUSTICE HON. PRINCESS KASUNE…AS SHE REAFFIRMS SUPPORT FOR THE ZAMBIA LAW DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION Read More »

As part of our Zambia@60 Independence Celebrations, the ZLDC will be holding an extraordinary Model United Nations (MUN) Conference at the Italian School of Lusaka! The conference will bring together student delegates from both private and public schools to engage in dynamic deliberations and create impactful resolutions. What makes this conference special? Our talented students …

ZLDC TO HOLD A UNIQUE MODEL UN CONFERENCE IN SEPTEMBER 2024 TO COMMEMORATE ZAMBIA’S 60TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY Read More »