As the Patriotic Front prepares for its elective general conference this November, Zulu’s vision for the energy sector has emerged as a defining theme of his campaign. His message combines the PF’s infrastructure legacy with a forward-looking plan to harness new technologies, restore stability, and put Zambia’s power back in the hands of its people.
His verdict on the 2026 plan was blunt. It is an election budget designed to look energetic, he said, but it does not resolve the power crisis, does not rebalance the tax burden, and does not create jobs
“Zambia is in intensive care.” Hon. Robert Kenneth Sichinga did not flinch when he said it. Loadshedding affecting homes and industries, no medicines in the hospitals, no infrastructure development while heavy trucks destroy the little road network we have,
Free education under UPND is not a kwenyu. It is a ticking time bomb, and Michael Mulusa is right to challenge Zambians to see through the illusion before it is too late.
The broadcast devoted long minutes to Mopani, KCM, and Kansanshi. The hosts argued that celebrated transactions have not translated into transparent cash flows to the Treasury