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A Constitution for every tongue, bridging the language gap - Lusaka Star
In the grand scheme of governance, one document stands supreme, the Constitution. As the backbone of Zambia’s laws and liberties, it outlines the rights and responsibilities of every citizen, serving as the ultimate reference point for justice, equality and freedom. However, a pressing question lingers, can a constitution truly be supreme if its language is inaccessible to many? Prominent lawyer and State Counsel Sakwiba Sikota believes not, adv…
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