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04/03/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

STATEMENT ON POLICE DAY BY WORKWELL SIAMALI, ASPIRING MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR CHIRUNDU CONSTITUENCY

CHIRUNDU – On behalf of my family and the entire Workwell Siamali campaign team, I extend my deepest respect and gratitude to the men and women of the Zambia Police Service serving in Chirundu Constituency and across the nation on this important occasion of Police Day.

Today, we pause to honor the bravery, sacrifice, and professionalism of our police officers. In Chirundu, your role is particularly demanding. As a key border post and transit hub, our officers face unique challenges—from managing busy highways and combating cross-border crime to maintaining peace in our growing communities.

To every officer stationed in Chirundu, from the traffic division working tirelessly on the Lusaka road to the officers keeping our markets and border posts safe: We see you, and we thank you.

A Commitment to Community Safety
As an aspiring Member of Parliament for this great constituency, I recognize that safety is the foundation upon which we must build our development. Without security, trade cannot flourish, children cannot learn, and families cannot prosper.

I am committed to working hand-in-hand with the Zambia Police Service to ensure that Chirundu is safe for residents, commuters, and investors alike. My vision includes:

1. Strengthening Police-Public Partnerships: Encouraging our communities to work with local police posts to share information and build trust.
2. Advocating for Resources: Pushing for necessary resources and improved working conditions for officers stationed at our border and rural posts, so they can execute their duties effectively.
3. Supporting Crime Prevention: Championing community-based programs that address the root causes of crime, particularly among our youth.

A Call to the Community
As we celebrate our police, let us also remember that security is a shared responsibility. I urge all residents of Chirundu to continue cooperating with law enforcement officers, respecting the rule of law, and standing united against crime.

To our officers: Your dedication does not go unnoticed. As you mark this day, please know that the people of Chirundu stand with you. We pray for your safety and that of your families.

May God bless the Zambia Police Service, and may God bless the people of Chirundu Constituency.

Issued by:
Workwell Siamali
Aspirant, Chirundu Constituency

03/03/2026

PRESS STATEMENT – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

ERIBOMA WARNS BLOG “MUNYAULE” TO RETRACT DEFAMATORY STATEMENTS WITHIN 24 HOURS OR FACE THE FULL WRATH OF THE LAW

PETAUKE – My attention has been drawn to a vicious, baseless, and malicious publication circulating on social media platforms authored by an entity called “Munyaule.”

Let me state this clearly and categorically: I, Hon. Elias Daka, your duly elected Member of Parliament for Msanzala constituency, will not sit back and allow faceless cowards hiding behind keyboards to assassinate my character.

To the individual or group operating under the name Munyaule: You have exactly 24 hours to retract that story and issue a public apology, or my legal team will ensure you are arrested, prosecuted, and sued for defamation of character.

THE TRUTH YOU TRIED TO BURY

First, you claim I was “clobbered” by voters. This is a fabrication. The people of Msanzala respect the office of the MP and the developmental projects I have brought to this constituency. What you refer to is a minor misunderstanding instigated by political cadres from the opposition who are bitter because they see the love the people have for the UPND and His Excellency Mr. Hakainde Hichilema. I am a unifier. I do not run from my people; I run to them.

Second, you call me greedy. Let us talk about greed. Is it greedy to ensure that the youth are active and away from drugs and crime through my annual football tournaments? Those jerseys you mock are not just fabric; they are symbols of hope for our boys and girls. While you sit in your mother’s house typing nonsense, I am on the ground empowering the community.

ON POLITICAL PARTIES AND BILL 7

I am a democrat. I believe in issues, not just party lines. If a policy is good for Zambia, I will support it. My support for Bill 7 was based on my conviction that it was right for the stability of our nation. I make no apologies for standing with the UPND and President HH, who is working tirelessly to fix the economy that was destroyed by the previous regime. If standing with development and good leadership makes me a "political pr******te" in your eyes, then so be it.

THE ALLEGED "ILLEGAL MINE"

This is the most reckless lie of all. I am a law-abiding citizen. I hold no interests in any illegal mining operations. If I am involved in mining, it is legal, licensed, and aimed at creating employment for our people. "Munyaule," you have ventured into dangerous territory with this specific allegation. You are not just defaming me; you are attempting to incite state authorities against me. Be prepared to provide evidence of this claim in a court of law, or face perjury charges.

FINAL WARNING

To the youths of Msanzala, do not be fooled by these online propagandists. My office is open, and my door is open. Come to me directly with your grievances.

To "Munyaule": The clock is ticking. 24 hours.

Hon. Elias Daka (Eriboma)
Member of Parliament, Msanzala Constituency

16/02/2026

Why I Am Standing: A Message to the People of Kafue

By Dalitso Zulu
Aspiring Member of Parliament, Kafue Constituency

My name is Dalitso Zulu, and I am standing for Parliament.

Let me address you directly and put this on record: In August 2026, my name will appear on that ballot. I am not here to test the waters. I am here to serve. I am here to work. And most importantly, I am here to fix Kafue Constituency.

I know that for many of you, elections have become a time of disappointment. You hear loud voices, wild promises, and personal attacks against opponents. But when the voting is over, the roads remain the same. The clinics remain understaffed. The young people remain unemployed. That cycle ends with us.

That is why our movement is built on two simple truths: PASONGOLO – Time is up. And – We are fixing it.

The Politics of Purpose

I want to be clear about the kind of politics I practice. I do not subscribe to the politics of hate. I will not insult my opponents. I will not drag anyone's name through the mud simply to lift myself up.

Why? Because insults do not fix roads. Hate speech does not create jobs. Mud-slinging does not send a single child to school.

Whether you love me or you hate me, my commitment to Kafue is the same. I am standing because I am eligible, I am capable, and I am ready. My focus is not on the person running against me; my focus is on the person struggling to make ends meet in this constituency. That is who I answer to.

What "Fixing Kafue" Actually Means

Let me be specific about what looks like in practice.

Fixing Kafue means ensuring that our roads are passable, not just in the central business district, but in every neighborhood and farming block.

Fixing Kafue means fighting for reliable healthcare, so that a mother giving birth does not fear for her life due to neglect or lack of supplies.

Fixing Kafue means creating an environment where our young people can find work and our small-scale traders can thrive without being squeezed by harsh conditions.

It means a Member of Parliament who is present, accountable, and accessible. Not one you see only when elections come around.

A Call to Build Together

I cannot fix Kafue alone. No one can. That is why I am reaching out to you today not just as a candidate asking for your vote, but as a fellow citizen asking for your partnership.

If you are tired of the same old politics, join this team.
If you believe that Kafue deserves better, join this team.
If you want a leader who speaks with respect and acts with integrity, join this team.

We are not here to divide. We are here to unite. We are not here to destroy. We are here to build.

The August elections are not just about choosing a name on a piece of paper. They are about choosing the future we want for our children, our families, and our community.

I am Dalitso Zulu. I am on the ballot. I am eligible. And I am ready to work for you.

PASONGOLO

05/02/2026

STATEMENT ON THE FAILED BURIAL OF LATE PRESIDENT EDGAR CHAGWA LUNGU

By Dr. Sebastian C. Kopulande
5 February 2026

Today marks eight months since the passing of Zambia’s Sixth Republican President, Dr. Edgar Chagwa Lungu, in South Africa. Yet, to the shock and sorrow of the nation, our former Head of State still remains unburied following the Government of Zambia’s decision, through the Attorney General, to halt his burial by obtaing an injunction from the South African High Court on 25th June 2025, the very day the late President was to be buried in South Africa.

Let me declare interest here, President Edgar Chagwa Lungu was a personal friend from our time together at the University of Zambia. This as it may be, the failure to put put him to rest eight months after his passing, is an unprecedented and deeply painful chapter in our national history. Regardless of political differences, the death of a former President should unite the nation in dignity, compassion, and respect. Denying a timely and dignified burial to a former Head of State and blaming his family for it when you had acted to stop the planned burial, raises serious ethical and moral questions about our values as a people and as a Government.

We must ask: what moral justification can there be for prolonging the grief of a bereaved family and a mourning nation? In whose interest is the Government doing all this and for whose benefit? What message are we sending about our respect for leadership, humanity, and African cultural traditions that honour the dead?

Zambia is bigger than any political contest. Our humanity must never be sacrificed at the altar of political disputes. I therefore urge the Government to reflect deeply on the moral implications of its actions and to act in a manner that restores dignity, compassion, and national unity, so that our Sixth Republican President may finally be laid to rest with the honour befitting the office he held.

May we remember that the way we treat our departed leaders is a mirror of who we are as a nation.

I thank you.
Signed
Sebastian C. Kopulande

01/02/2026

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30/01/2026

A Statement from Evans Mumbi: On Malicious Attacks and My Commitment to Shiwangandu

To the people of Shiwangandu, and to the public at large,

My name is Evans Mumbi. In recent days, I have been subjected to a campaign of vicious and politically motivated falsehoods concerning land transactions. As an aspiring Member of Parliament for Shiwangandu, I feel a profound responsibility to address these allegations directly, not just for my own sake, but for the integrity of the political process and the trust you place in those who seek to serve you.

I categorically and unequivocally reject the baseless claims that I have defrauded anyone or engaged in illegal land dealings. The specific allegations circulating are a complete fabrication. I believe this is not a coincidence, but a targeted smear campaign designed for one purpose: to destroy my reputation among the very people I aspire to serve—the good citizens of Shiwangandu.

My life's work and my campaign have been built on a foundation of service, transparency, and economic empowerment. To now be accused of the very exploitation I stand against is not only painful but reveals the depths some will sink to for political gain. The phone number being shared (097 7963245) is my legitimate business line, which I have used for years to help people find homes and build futures. It is now being used as a tool for harassment.

Let me be clear: the insinuation that I evade justice due to some "political background" is a dangerous lie. I have no special protection. My commitment is to the rule of law. I have instructed my lawyers to take immediate and forceful action, including:

1. Filing charges of criminal defamation and malicious falsehood against the originators of this campaign.
2. Presenting all my documented land titles, lawful sale agreements, and audited transaction records to the relevant police and anti-corruption authorities for their full scrutiny.
3. Formally inviting a full and transparent investigation by an independent body to clear my name publicly.

To my opponents: You may believe that lies spread in the dark will derail our vision for Shiwangandu. You are mistaken. This only strengthens my resolve.

To the people of Shiwangandu: I ask for your discernment. Do not let anonymous letters and cowardly rumors overshadow the work we have done together and the future we are building. Judge me by my years of community action, by the clarity of our plans for development, and by the facts when they are presented in court. I will not let politically engineered lies distract me from the issues that matter: your jobs, your schools, your hospitals, and your future.

I will fight these lies not just in the courts, but by continuing to walk in every ward, listen to every concern, and work twice as hard to earn your trust. My commitment to you is unwavering.

Sincerely,

Evans Mumbi

An Aspiring Member of Parliament for Shiwangandu, Committed to Truth and Service.

29/01/2026

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29/01/2026

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28/01/2026

Subject: National Address on Citizen Economic Empowerment Policy

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NATIONAL ADDRESS BY DR. SEBASTIAN KOPULANDE ON BEHALF OF THE PEOPLE'S PARTY

Fellow Zambians,

Today, Tuesday, [Date], at 13:30 hours, I will address the nation on a matter of vital importance to our shared future: the Citizen Economic Empowerment Policy.

This policy is a cornerstone of the People's Party's commitment to building an inclusive economy where every Zambian has the opportunity to participate, prosper, and contribute to our national development.

I will outline our comprehensive plan to empower local entrepreneurs, foster job creation, and ensure that the benefits of our nation's resources and economic growth are felt in every household and community.

I invite all citizens, stakeholders, and the media to tune in for this important announcement.

22/01/2026

Subject: Official Statement Regarding Unauthorized Use of Image and Defamatory Activity

Dear Colleagues, Supporters, and Residents of Kafue Constituency,

It has come to my attention that a known individual has been unlawfully posting my photographs in a certain group, falsely linking me to identity and activities not my own. I wish to state categorically that I have no knowledge of or association with this person or the alleged actions.

Such malicious and defamatory conduct is unacceptable. Therefore, we have taken immediate and decisive legal action:

1. The matter has been formally reported to the police.
2. Our legal counsel has been instructed to initiate civil proceedings against the individual responsible. They will be held accountable in a court of law.

Let me be unequivocal: these cowardly acts will not deter us. Our resolve is unshaken, and our vision for Kafue is solid. We remain steadfastly focused on the work ahead and are more determined than ever to fix the challenges facing Kafue Constituency.

We are coming, and we will fix Kafue in 2026.

Sincerely,

Dalitso Zulu
Aspiring Member of Parliament, Kafue Constituency

22/01/2026

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22/01/2026

Title: Beyond the Transcript: Why Grade 12 is a Launchpad, Not a Final Destination

The release of Grade 12 results is a national moment of collective breath-holding. For students, it’s the culmination of 12 years of early mornings, late-night study sessions, and immense pressure. For parents, it’s a milestone often laden with equal parts hope and anxiety. The air is thick with celebration for those who achieved their targets, and understandably clouded with worry for those who must reconsider their path.

But what if we shifted the narrative? What if, instead of a definitive judgment, we saw these results for what they truly are: a launchpad, not a final destination?

This perspective was beautifully articulated recently by Dr. Brian Mushimba, whose personal reflection on his own 1993 results went viral. In his message, he captured the dual reality of the moment: the undeniable magic of achievement, coupled with the critical reminder that destiny is often delayed, but never denied.

The Weight of the World, Then and Now

“In our times, grade 12 seemed so heavy and if you messed it up, it felt like walls collapsed on you,” Dr. Mushimba recalls. This feeling is timeless. Today’s students, despite a different world, carry the same weight of expectation—from family, society, and themselves. The digital age has only amplified the public comparison of results.

Yet, Dr. Mushimba’s story is a potent antidote to the idea of a single, straight-line path to success. With a stellar 7 points, he secured a full government scholarship to the University of Zambia (UNZA) to pursue medicine. Instead, he chose a different route: Form Six at Mpelembe Secondary School, steering towards engineering.

“32 years later, No regrets,” he states plainly. This single sentence is a powerful lesson. It teaches us that success is not about blindly following the highest score, but about making conscious, sometimes unconventional choices that align with one’s evolving interests and opportunities. His journey from aspiring doctor to accomplished engineer and public servant proves that a career is a landscape to be explored, not a narrow tunnel.

The Parent’s Role: From Manager to Guide

As the confetti settles, Dr. Mushimba directs a crucial message to parents: “You are not done!” The post-Grade 12 period is a vulnerable transition. Young adults are navigating identity, new relationships, and profound independence. This is not the time to disengage, but to evolve the parental role from manager to strategic guide.

His provocative advice to “live your life via these kids” and to “make them become what you failed to!” is worth deep reflection. It’s not about imposing unrealized dreams, but about investing in their potential with the wisdom of your experience. It’s about providing a safety net as they take their first independent leaps, ensuring your guidance becomes their internal compass.

For the Student: Your Story is Just Beginning

To the student holding your results, remember this:

· If you excelled: Celebrate your discipline! But know that this is a key, not the treasure. The real work of building a life and career starts now.
· If you must rewrite: You are in excellent company. Some of the most resilient and determined professionals stumbled here. Use this as a strategic recalibration. “Destiny is delayed but never denied.”
· If you’re unsure of your next step: That’s okay. Look at Dr. Mushimba’s pivot. Explore diploma programs, technical training, apprenticeships, or foundation courses. The world of work values skills, adaptability, and character as much as any specific qualification.

This, perhaps, is the most powerful takeaway. Education, in its truest sense, is undefeated. It is not just the points on a transcript. It is the resilience learned after a setback. It is the critical thinking used to choose a unique path. It is the maturity gained by navigating this very pressure.

Your Grade 12 result is a single data point in the long and winding graph of your life. It opens some doors, closes others, and reveals hidden pathways you may never have considered. The journey of education—of learning about the world and about yourself—does not end here. It has simply taken off.

Congratulations, Class of 2024/2025. Your launch sequence is complete. Now, aim for the stars and begin your unique flight.

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