Lobola Does Not Automatically Mean You Are Legally Married in Zambia
In Zambia, lobola is one of the most respected and valued cultural traditions. For many…
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If You Were Gone Tonight — Who Would Legally Raise Your Children?
It is a difficult question. One most parents postpone. Yet in Zambia, this question has…
The Role of Lawyers in Property Transactions in Zambia
Property transactions are among the most important financial decisions a person can make. Whether buying…
Why Delivering Judgment Matters in Every Court Case
In every legal matter, the delivery of judgment is one of the most important stages…
Waste Management Laws in Zambia: What You Need to Know (2026 Legal Guide)
Waste management is often viewed as a routine part of daily life. However, in Zambia,…
Child Custody in Zambia: Do Mothers Always Get Custody?
“Do mothers always get custody of children in Zambia?”The short answer is: No.Zambian law does…
Due Process Before Dismissal in Zambia: A Fundamental Safeguard for Employees and Employers
In every employment relationship, the power to terminate a contract must be exercised with caution,…
Who Is Responsible for Injuries at a Business Premises in Zambia?
A Legal Guide by Patrick Chulu Legal Practitioners (PC|LP) Injuries occurring at business premises—such as…
⚖️ The Importance of Safety in Business: What the Law Says in Zambia (2026 Guid
In today’s business environment, safety is not just a moral responsibility—it is a legal obligation.…
⚖️ Consumer Protection in Zambia: What the Law Says About Unsafe Businesses
In today’s fast-moving economy, consumers in Zambia interact daily with businesses—whether in tourism, retail, transport,…
⚖️ Insulting Language Under Zambian Law: What Section 179 of the Penal Code Really Says (2026 Guide)
Under Section 179 of the Penal Code (Chapter 87 of the Laws of Zambia), the…