Tribalism is a very pervasive if not practiced phenomenon in Zambia. This is evident from the collected articles here that have appeared in the press in Zambia and elsewhere. These articles are publicly available on the Internet. They were sent by the authors for publication in the media to which they were submitted for world-wide dissemination. Quite a number of these articles were published in several media outlets.

Author Biography

Dr. Munyonzwe Hamalengwa practiced law in Toronto, Ontario, Canada for twenty-five years. He has been involved in some of the most difficult and high-profile murder cases that have garnered media reports all over the world including that of Police Officer Richard Wills who murdered his mistress and burried her in a barrel in his house; the Johnson Aziga case of double murder by HIV transmission; the Kuldip Singh Samra case of double homicide in a Toronto courtroom and then his fleeing to India which resulted in the agreement to have an Extradition Treaty between Canada and India. Hamalengwa has also prevented the removal from Canada by Canada Immigration of hundreds and hundreds of individuals. Hamalengwa is the father of Class Action Law Suits against Carding and Racial profiling in Canada. Dr. Hamalengwa teaches Law at the Zambian Open University School of Law.