Topic: Zambia - CSMonitor.com

Africa Monitor Are South Africans 'backward'? Zambia's white VP says so.

In an unfiltered interview with the Guardian last week, Zambian Vice President Guy Scott had fighting words for the continent's economic powerhouse. Now Pretoria is demanding an explanation.

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Africa Monitor Can Africa keep its economic boom from going bust?

Africa Monitor Eastern Congo's new peace process: What you need to know

Africa Monitor In eastern Congo, a new peace deal brings halting optimism

Africa Monitor Are Chinese immigrants undermining African progress?

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Could China overtake US as global trader?

Opinion How to create jobs in Africa

Gauging poverty from Appalachia to Africa

Terrorism & Security Syria: more UN assembly speeches, one less UNESCO site

International investors hot on ... Zambia?

Change Agent Tasintha sets Zambia's sex workers on a better path

Donald Marron Has government gotten bigger or smaller? Both.

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Obama to unveil plan for helping African farmers

Change Agent African farmers grow trees as a natural crop fertilizer

Bishop Tutu urges peace in upcoming Lesotho elections

Africa Monitor No coup here: Malawi successfully transfers power

Change Agent Fast-track breeding could bring a second Green Revolution

Change Agent International Women’s Day: Innovations lifting women out of poverty

China 'buying out' Africa: Top 5 destinations of Chinese money

Change Agent Tacugama gives sanctuary to chimpanzees - through war and peace

Mozambique takes first step against backroom abortions