MUHABI LUNGU ON THE CONVERSATION PODCAST

MUHABI LUNGU ON THE CONVERSATION PODCAST
Lusaka-Sunday 21st January 2024
On The Conversation Podcast, Amb. Emmanuel Mwamba engages Muhabi Lungu.
Until recently, he was Zambia's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations (UN).
He is an academic, economist, develooment expert and politician.
Join us as we review the recent political and economic history of Zambia through Muhabi Lungu's lenses.

[@happyzzimba6112]

Very insightful and I wish this conversation could be chronicled into a permanent document for posterity to learn.

[@kicochabaya3186]

Very insightful about our political history. Kudos Muhabi Lungu 🎉

[@jonathanfirstking6969]

Very insightful conversation highlighting critical events in the political and economic history of our country Zambia. keep it up Ambassador.

[@vincentmwelwa6666]

Mmmmmm thank u again.i knew very little about Kaunda apart from negatives,this is very insightful.i listened whilst driving from Solwezi to kitwe.we need people like Mr Muhabi and yourself.pls bring him again.we need to understand we we r coming from and how we found ourselves here.most of the information people speak more about are negatives and no positives.Personally arm learning a lot from your this program.Are there books where all this information can read about?

[@joelmbulo6314]

The conversation podcast is so insightful! Please continue with this Ambassador Mwamba

[@patrickchilambwemulenga9093]

much respect for Muhabi Lungu

[@oswaldmwamba4188]

Please Mr Mwamba we would like to be downloading this conversations on u tube make them accessible.

[@dalitsozgambo6739]

Insightful interview

[@mwansamulenga1369]

We need such history documented

[@ERNESTKANGWA]

Much respect for ML

[@mwapelombe5337]

Yeah that's what we needed, Democratized Unip.

[@mosesmtonga3013]

Let's balance the podcast and also bring people with the positive views for the UPND.
Good conversations but I feel they are a bit biased and a sense of entitlement in their approach and response.

[@chinengamweemba5926]

Mr Mwamba your guest always north Eastern Rhodesia why?

[@nsandulamunsele4698]

Why did your mind take you to start making analysis of which regions the guests come from? You could be the problem here