""When will Zambia be peer-reviewed under the African peer review mechanism (APRM)?"" - Asks JCTR early this year we were assured by the National Governing Council (NGC) that Zambia will be peer-reviewed in June 2010, June and July (since the African Summit was moved from June to July 2010) have passed without being reviewed. 04 August 2010

“Whose interests is Zambian Politics serving?” Asks JCTR - “It is so sad that more than 17 years of Zambia’s adoption to multi-party democracy, our politics and governance are still unstable and manifest immaturity to an extent of attempting to shut down all opposing views. 11 November 2009

Zambia, where are we going with the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM)? Seriously questions JCTR" - It seems Zambia is locked in a deadlock of international and local commitments that it does not fulfil but keep bragging about. 21 October 2009

"Governance and Corruption in Zambia" - at the German World Bank Forum on "Africa on the Rise". Brief reflections on the challenges of meeting good governance for sustainable growth in Zambia, presented by Pete Henriot, May 2007

African Peer Review Mechanism in Zambia Must be Sharpened, says JCTR- Key to a successful APRM is widespread and intelligent citizens' participation. This participation can only be guaranteed if the process makes it possible for citizens to know about the process and how to participate. 06 January 2009