By Belinda Pellser Mungu While Zambia’s legal framework and policies support effective protection of children from all forms of exploitation and abuse, there appears some ‘gaps
By Vusumuzi Sifile One thing was very clear during the commemoration of World Press Freedom Day on 3 May 2018: the unquestionable public appreciation of the role of the media in sp
Lusaka, 08 May 2018: Panos Institute Southern Africa has published a report that highlights the living conditions in correctional facilities across Zambia, and their effects on the
Lusaka, 02 May 2018: As we commemorate World Press Freedom Day (WPFD), Panos Institute Southern Africa is calling for increased support for the media in Southern Africa to effectiv
By Vusumuzi Sifile As Zimbabwe readies for harmonised Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Government elections in a few months’ time, the media in and outside the country needs
Lusaka, 27 April 2018: Following the commemoration of World Malaria Day on 25 April 2018 under the theme: Ready to Beat Malaria, Panos Institute Southern Africa is appealing to gov
Johannesburg, 19 April 2018: Panos Institute Southern Africa (PSAf) is implementing a behaviour change communication project aimed at preventing child marriage in South Africa. The
By Belinda Pellser Following Zambia’s failure to meet the millennium development goals (MDGs), there is a growing realization of the need for other stakeholders such as civil soc
By Lilian Saka Kiefer I recently attended a meeting on empowering women for leadership in politics and in public administration. The meeting provided a platform to reflect on vario
Lusaka, 3 April 2018: WE4L Zambia project partners, (from Left to Right) Ketty Simasiku from Hivos, Chilufya Siwale from NGOCC, Lilian Saka Kiefer from Panos, and Juliet Chibuta fr