The false claims, circulated by the Zambian Watchdog, alleged that Mudolo was “trying to reach Zambia by road.” However, checks by this publication confirm that Mudolo remains in South Africa, where he has been attending to personal and business engagements.
The Tonse Alliance has reaffirmed its unity and commitment to working together ahead of the 2026 elections, drawing inspiration from the legacy of the late President Edgar Chagwa Lungu, whose leadership, members say, continues to shape Zambia’s moral and political direction.
The statement also condemned online attacks against Archbishop Alick Banda, the family’s chosen mediator, accusing government-linked individuals of spreading falsehoods that have delayed mediation talks.
Nakachinda also addressed the delicate issue of President Edgar Chagwa Lungu’s burial, insisting that PF and the Lungu family were aligned on ensuring dignity and cultural respect.
Patriotic Front Chairperson for Information and Publicity Ambassador Emmanuel Mwamba also distanced the party from Phiri’s remarks, saying such rhetoric has no place in the Patriotic Front’s vision.
Bukayo Saka also reached another personal milestone, making his 200th appearance and recording his 100th goal involvement for the club.
For the first time, Sangwa went beyond his familiar role as constitutional lawyer and public critic. He admitted that he is ready to serve as president if Zambians decide they want him to lead.
At 44 years old, Makebi Zulu stands out as part of a younger yet more grounded generation of leaders within the Patriotic Front. He belongs to a cohort that includes Raphael Nakachinda and Greyford Monde,
Bill 7 has opened an old wound. We can keep scratching it until it bleeds, or we can treat it properly. Zambia needs amendments that outlive leaders. The safest route is simple. Campaign under the current rules, seek a mandate in 2026, and then, with the heat lowered and the nation watching, fix the constitution in the open.
Celestine Mukandila emphasized that the Constitutional Court’s judgment must be respected by all branches of government.