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14/09/2025

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PF acting president Given Lubinda says in addition to the UPND government’s poor governance record, Zambians will also v...
13/09/2025

PF acting president Given Lubinda says in addition to the UPND government’s poor governance record, Zambians will also vote them out due to rampant corruption. Meanwhile, Lubinda says people will know his stance regarding his presidential ambitions once the body of the late former president Edgar Lungu is put to rest. Lubinda was reacting to remarks by UPND Director General for Media under the Presidential Support Programme (PSP), Frank Bwalya, who said corruption was not one of the things that Zambians would use to vote out the UPND. In an interview, Wednesday, Lubinda said Bwalya’s statement suggests to Zambians that in addition to corruption, there are actually more reasons why the UPND must be voted out. “What Frank Bwalya is...

13/09/2025

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JUST IN:President Hakainde Hichilema says the current power situation in the country where loadshedding is going for hou...
12/09/2025

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President Hakainde Hichilema says the current power situation in the country where loadshedding is going for hours is giving him and his administration sleepless nights.

Apparently, he came clear that he will not over-promise in that regard adding that more work needs to be done to boost electricity production.

Speaking when he opened the Fifth Session of the 13th Parliament in Lusaka on Friday, President Hichilema said the current hardship caused by the lack of electricity has greatly impacted negatively on households and small businesses, alike.

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He saluted Zambians for bearing with him saying their understanding should not be taken for granted.

President Hichilema blamed the power crisis to decades of dwindling investment in the sector, amidst ever rising demand.

He noted that electricity generation capacity has remained constant at about 3,000 megawatts for the past 4 decades.

The President discouraged finger pointing inviting all Zambians to work with his administration so as to find faster solutions.

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He called for a paradigm shift adding that the policy changes made so far under his administration are already bearing tangible fruits.

He gave example of projects like the 300MW Phase Two Maamba Collieries expansion, the 94MW Copperbelt Energy solar project, and the 100MW Chisamba solar project to mention only a few.

President Hichilema has further encouraged those who can afford, to adopt solar energy and sell their excess supply to the national grid.

12/09/2025

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JUST IN:ZAMBIA Must Prosper leader Kelvin Fube Bwalya (KBF) has asked the family of late former president Edgar Lungu to...
12/09/2025

JUST IN:
ZAMBIA Must Prosper leader Kelvin Fube Bwalya (KBF) has asked the family of late former president Edgar Lungu to allow the opposition to start mobilising, stating that time is not on their side. In a media address, Tuesday, Bwalya said whenever the Lungu family was ready to bury the late former president, the opposition would show up in large numbers to offer their support. “Let me take a moment and speak to the Lungu family, the family of our late beloved sixth Republic president. Madam Esther, you remember our meeting when we met at the funeral of late Pastor Moses; you remember my words to you? When we came to South Africa with the view of coming to bury our...

11/09/2025

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By BARNABAS ZULU VICE President Mutale-Nalumango has said that change in the 2026 general election remains elusive for the opposition because according to her, Zambians are still firmly behind President Hakainde Hichilema and his administration. Ms. Nalumango noted that despite calls from the opposition for change, the people’s resolve was clear. “Having observed the political.

UPND National Youth Chairman Gilbert Liswaniso says it would be a criminal offence for the party to lose power in 2026 o...
11/09/2025

UPND National Youth Chairman Gilbert Liswaniso says it would be a criminal offence for the party to lose power in 2026 or 2031 after spending 23 years in opposition. He adds that a defeat would show that the party is not serious and questioned the purpose of forming government only to “let it go while just seated”. Speaking during an appearance on KBN TV, Tuesday, Liswaniso said running a political party in opposition was not easy, and he also rejected claims that democracy was shrinking under the UPND government. “First of all, running a political party in opposition is not an easy thing, and these are the things which we need to understand. Running a political party in opposition is...

Kapya KaomaThe courtroom drama in Pretoria should unsettle President Hichilema. On the surface, the case concerns where ...
11/09/2025

Kapya Kaoma

The courtroom drama in Pretoria should unsettle President Hichilema. On the surface, the case concerns where former Zambian President Edgar Lungu should be buried. At its core, however, it raises questions of sovereignty, constitutional rights, and the limits of foreign state power.

From the outset, legal observers noted weaknesses in the South African ruling that briefly favored Hichilema’s administration. The judgment relied heavily on the Kaunda precedent without citing substantive South African law. In effect, Zambia asked a South African court to enforce an unwritten “Zambian law” on South African soil—a proposition most analysts consider legally untenable. The leaked Robert Chabinga audio may explain the ruling’s initial tilt, but its constitutional foundations remain shaky.

Sensing this fragility, Lungu’s legal team led by renowned Senior Counsel, Tembeka Ngcukaitobi, reframed the dispute. No longer Zambia versus the widow, the case became Zambia versus South Africa, transforming a burial conflict into a constitutional contest. The central question now was whether a foreign government could override South Africa’s domestic statutes on family rights and burial decisions.

This reframing is particularly damaging to Lusaka. South African law is explicit: the rights of the living outweigh the claims of the dead. Spouses and children—not states—determine the fate of a loved one’s remains. A co**se has no legal standing; it cannot inherit, contract, or accept benefits. Only the widow can. Zambia tacitly acknowledged this reality when it offered to restore Madam Lungu’s benefits—implicitly recognizing her legal primacy over the deceased. Yet still, Madam Lungu had to decide whether to accept them.

10/09/2025

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10/09/2025

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10/09/2025

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