Zambia's President Hakainde Hichilema signed into law the much-talked-about Constitutional Amendment Bill (7) 2025.
Interested parties expressed mixed feelings.
This means 13 clauses that were contained in the bill are now part of the Constitution.
In Zambia, a controversial constitutional amendment Bill, number 7 of 2025, passed both the 2nd and 3rd readings with almost 100% votes.
When the Bill came up for the 2nd reading on Monday, 131 members voted in favour, while only two voted against it.
Drafters have unpacked the National Arts Fund of Namibia Act of 2005, Amendment Bill, which aims to enhance support for the arts, cultural expressions, and creative industries.
