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Kellys Kaunda is a journalist based in Lusaka, Zambia. I started practicing as a journalist in 1992 as a print journalist with the state-owned Times of Zambia and went on to work as a stringer for VOA radio and television until 2010 where I ended up as a video journalist. I have my own 4k video camera. From 2010 to 2017, I produced television documentaries on a variety of topics for a variety of clients, some of which can be found on my You tube channel simply called: Kellys Kaunda. My skills are as follows: Broadcast Journalist: Audio package Broadcast Journalist: Documentary Films Broadcast Journalist: Interview Broadcast Journalist: Live Phone for Radio or Television Broadcast Journalist: Live Stand Up Broadcast Journalist: News Gathering Broadcast Journalist: Video package Broadcast Journalist: Vox Pop Print Journalist: Content Writing Print Journalist: Corporate Content Print Journalist: Feature Stories Print Journalist: Interview Print Journalist: Investigative Journalist Print Journalist: Research Print Journalist: Risk Analysis Journalist: Journalism
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The Saudi Arabia Africa Summit – Object Lessons for Zambia
Saudi Arabia's transformation into a wealthy and influential nation through strategic leadership serves as a lesson for African leaders. The Saudi Arabia/Africa summit in Riyadh highlights the importance of strategic leadership in transforming nations, regardless of their natural resource wealth.
The 1998 Amendment to the 1993 Act on Presidential Benefits
The 1998 amendment to the 1993 Act on Presidential Benefits in Zambia includes 'active politics' as a condition under which former presidents' benefits will be discontinued. The article questions whether former President Edgar Chagwa Lungu's return to politics meets the legal definition of 'active politics,' which would affect his entitlement to pension benefits. The law's narrow definition suggests that unless Lungu seeks elective or appointive office, he may still be entitled to his benefits. The discussion highlights the legal nuances and potential implications for former heads of state in Zambia.
The 2023 Ngoma Awards – My Thoughts
The 2023 Ngoma Awards celebrated the arts community in Zambia, with extensive categories covering various art forms. The event, held at the Mulungushi International Conference Center, saw significant participation from artists and corporate sponsors like Zamtel. The presence of high-level government officials underscored the importance of the arts sector. Despite minor organizational hiccups, the event was largely successful, highlighting the growth and potential of the arts in Zambia.
MAKE NO MISTAKE – A STRONG AND UNITED PF IS A MUST FOR ZAMBIA
A strong and united Patriotic Front (PF) is essential for Zambia's democracy, providing necessary checks and balances against the ruling UPND. The article highlights the historical pattern of ruling parties in Zambia using state power to suppress opposition, drawing parallels to current events. It emphasizes the importance of internal resilience and collaboration among opposition parties while cautioning against foreign intervention, particularly from Western entities.
The Law on a Former President Who Returns to Active Politics
The article discusses the legal implications for former Zambian presidents who return to active politics, focusing on the case of Rupiah Banda and the opinions of various legal and political figures. It highlights the Law Association of Zambia's stance that running for public office could lead to the loss of presidential benefits, although this interpretation is debated. The article also references the benefits entitled to former presidents under Zambian law and concludes with a statement on the political readiness of parties to compete against returning former presidents.
The Vice President was Wrong Over the Flying of the Gay Flag By Foreign Embassies
The article criticizes Zambian Vice President Mutale Nalumango for her misleading statement regarding the status of foreign embassies, arguing that it compromises Zambia's sovereignty. It emphasizes the importance of understanding diplomatic norms and calls for President Hakainde Hichilema to take immediate remedial measures. The piece underscores the need for democratic governance and proper diplomatic conduct.
The story is based on a visit of a government official in Zambia who was touring the northern region of the country with tourism sites that if marketed properly would contribute significantly to the economy and lessen dependence on mining.
Modern industrialization policies are blamed for preferring foreign investors at the expense of local communities. In this documentary, one mining firm decided to share how it was dealing with this matter in the Southern region of Zambia.
Minimum Vs Equivalent – A War of Words: My Reflections on My Membership of The Electoral Technical Committee
The article reflects on the author's experience as a member of the Electoral Technical Committee in Zambia, focusing on the debate over the qualifications for public office. It highlights the committee's discussions on whether a degree, diploma, or grade twelve certificate should be the minimum requirement. The author suggests amending the law to include professional qualifications to avoid disenfranchising many professionals who lack grade twelve certificates.
Why is there no Movie about Zambia's founding President Kenneth Kaunda
The article discusses the absence of a film about Zambia's founding President Kenneth Kaunda, despite the existence of films about other African leaders like Nelson Mandela and Sir Seretse Khama. It highlights a Facebook post by Meluse Kapatamoyo that sparked interest in the topic and recounts a conversation with President Edgar Lungu, who supports the development of a film industry in Zambia. The article emphasizes the potential benefits of such a film for Zambia's tourism and film industry, drawing parallels with South Africa's success in popularizing its historical figures through cinema. It also mentions a past attempt by an international film company to produce a movie on Kaunda, which failed due to financial constraints.
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