Septimius Severus is an intentionally anonymous intellectual voice of The African Renaissance Review (ARR), writing at the intersection of economics, history, politics, faith and civilisation. He has over 10 years practising Journalism in Zambia and Southern Africa.
26 articles
Introduction: The Copperbelt at a Historic Crossroads For more than a century, Zambia’s economic story has been closely tied to…
Think back, for a moment, to how Zambia used to be talked about. Not just by Zambians, but by visitors…
Can Zambia save its forests without making the poorest people pay the price? Zambia is blessed with forests. For generations,…
Copper has shaped Zambia for generations—its economy, public finances, industries, jobs, energy needs, and global standing. Now, as the country…
History has a way of coming back around. The traditions that were once condemned, suppressed, or nearly forgotten often reappear…
What the new world map reveals about geography, power, perception and Africa's intellectual renaissance
