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.
Makebi Zulu has not committed any crime in Zambia or anywhere else for which he is wanted. No police warrant, court summons, or legal action has ever been issued against him.
This redefinition is not just academic. It provides a tool for citizens, media, and investors to evaluate parties. If a party claims to be Green, it must declare how it will manage parastatals, secure local content, and guard against fiscal slippage.
Sangwa has given notice that if the Executive persists in ignoring the Court, he will return to seek enforcement orders. The battle lines, once again, are drawn between the supremacy of the Constitution and the ambitions of those in power.
By Brian Matambo | Nakonde Speaking on the Emmanuel Mwamba Verified show (EMV), Independent Member of Parliament for Nkana Constituency, Hon. Binwell Mpundu, who leads the youth-driven Movement for Good Governance known as Ichabaiche, said the opposition still has enough time to unite ahead of the 2026 general elections, but that for now, every political...
After years of turmoil, delays, and government interference, the Patriotic Front (PF) has finally announced that it will hold a General Conference this month to elect its President and members of the Central Committee.
The Lusaka High Court will on 10th November 2025 deliver its ruling in the bail application pending appeal for Patriotic Front and Tonse Alliance Secretary General, Honourable Raphael Mangani Nakachinda.
It is shocking that Madam Speaker, who always dismisses information from social media, is today willing to accept so-called evidence captured on smartphones simply because it favors the government. When information comes from citizens or the opposition, she calls it propaganda
Veteran politician and founding member of the Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD), Prince Akashambatwa Mbikusita Lewanika, has accused the UPND government of repeating Zambia’s historical “playbook of constitutional molestation” through what he calls a stage-managed and predetermined constitution-making process.
Granting bond to Honourable Nakachinda would not be an act of leniency; it would be an act of justice.