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Liability for Environmental Pollution under Zambian Law
Liability for Environmental Pollution under Zambian Law 13 March 2025 Environmental pollution poses a significant threat to public health and natural resources. One of the principles of environmental and natural resources management and development under Article 255 (b) of the Constitution of Zambia is that the person responsible for polluting or degrading the environment must…
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Unlocking Investment Opportunities inZambia’s Energy Sector AmidstElectricity Challenges – Minister’sAddress to Parliament
Unlocking Investment Opportunities in Zambia’s Energy Sector Amidst Electricity Challenges – Minister’s Address to Parliament The Minister of Energy’s recent address to Parliament has shed light on Zambia’s pressing electricity challenges, reinforcing the urgent need for strategic investments in the sector. According to the Minister’s speech, the national installed capacity stands at 3,777 MW, but…
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Mandatory Procedural Requirements for Terminating Employment due to Unsuccessful Probation: Insights from the Saviour’s Mundia Case
Mandatory Procedural Requirements for Terminating Employment Due to Unsuccessful Probation: Insights from the Saviours Mundia Case IntroductionSection 27(3) of the Employment Code Act No. 3 of 2019 (the “Employment Code”) permits an employer to terminate an employment contract of an employee upon giving a minimum of 24 hours’ notice if, after an assessment, it is…
