THE ADVOCATUS

The Advocatus is the official newsletter of the school of law under the university of Lusaka. It is a student led initiative that was founded to be an informative medium between law students, students around the country and the public at large.
This newsletter consists of an interview with one of the former Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) of Zambia, Mr Mutembo Nchito, he gave encouraging insight on how he grew through this profession, where he started and how he got to be the great Lawyer he is today.
I would like to thank the entire editorial board for the immense effort they put into the creation of this newsletter, and all the students and lecturers who took time to make this newsletter informative and special. I would also love to extend my gratitude to the management of the faculty of law under the university of Lusaka, your cooperation and guidance has been a driving force to the production of this piece.

The ADVOCATUS is the University of Lusaka Academia and Legal Writing Society’s (UNILAW) student-led, and premium peer-reviewed newsletter. It contains legal articles written and submitted to its student-led editorial board by the University of Lusaka LLB students in all modes of study.
The second edition of the ADVOCATUS newsletter contains articles whose core subjects are: SMEs in Zambia and its regulatory framework, the Ministry of Green Economy and Environment, Sustainable Development Goals and how SMEs can survive under green economy, the law on witchcraft, a discourse on indecent curiosity in Zambia, and laws that have minors at their concern.
On behalf of the editorial board, I would like to pass my gratitude to Mr. Dickson Jere for according us time and opportunity to have him feature in this edition. I would like to thank the school management for their countless efforts in building us into productive citizens. This is indeed the best University to be at. I would like to pass my gratitude to all the Students who took time to submit their articles to the UNILAW editorial board. This newsletter would not have life if not for their participation

An Article by Yaiman Bande Introduction Space has always fascinated mankind since time immemorial. Whether it is the astrological analysis of the stars and their constellations or the scientific investigation of black holes, human beings have always shown curiosity. To the human mind, the cosmos appears to be an enigma: A world of mystery and paradoxes. Just like the scientist, the lawyer is hard-pressed to admit a complete understanding. In particular, space law has developed…
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Vanessa L. Ndhlovu, Zambian Laws on Child Marriages , University of Lusaka Academia and Legal Writing Soceity, Article (2022), https://undergrad.unilus.app/law/