Her strategy centers on mining, agriculture, and tourism, sectors she says can lift millions out of poverty if Zambians themselves are given ownership stakes.
Category: Politics
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UPND’S STATE CAPTURE PROJECT, A RECKONING FOR ZAMBIA’S MULTIPARTY DEMOCRACY
This is not the normal hurly burly of politics. It is the systematic neutralizing of a rival through state power, a hallmark of organized capture.
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ZAMBIANS ARE TIRED OF FOUR YEARS OF EMPTY UPND RULE
Zambians are growing weary of a government that has no vision beyond blaming its predecessors. Fatigue is setting in.
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EMV SUNDAY EDITION: OPTIMISM MEETS A HARDER REALITY
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
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ZAMBIA’S DEMOCRACY UNDER SIEGE: BILL 7 AND THE ROAD TO 2026
The leaked UPND strategy document treats Bill 7 not as a neutral reform but as a vote-to-seats multiplier. It models electoral outcomes under both the current 156-seat Parliament and
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HH’S HYPOCRISY LAID BARE IN THE LUNGU BURIAL SAGA
The law says the widow decides. Culture says the family leads. Jurisdiction says South African law prevails. Yet Hichilema insists otherwise. That is not leadership. It is arrogance.
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PF SG NAKACHINDA WELCOMES VICTOR NYASULU, FORMER ZAMMSA DG, TO PF
Today, we welcome him into the PF family, not only as a brother but as a professional whose expertise and acumen will contribute to the movement of the people and to the government-in-waiting,” Nakachinda declared.
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HH DELIBERATELY DECEIVING THE NATION, TURNED PARLIAMENT INTO A PROPAGANDA RALLY
Hichilema told the nation that “for the first time in 60 years, citizens enjoy full rights and freedoms without fear.” The statement is not only false, it is insulting to the victims of a frightening pattern of abductions, intimidation, and political persecution that has scarred Zambia in recent years.
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HH’S HYPOCRISY EXPOSED: COURT AS “LAST RESORT” WHILE HE DRAGS A WIDOW THROUGH FOUR MONTHS OF LITIGATION
By Brian Matambo – Lusaka, Zambia When President Hakainde Hichilema stood in Parliament yesterday, he lectured the nation that “court is the last resort” in resolving disputes. It was a lofty line, meant to project wisdom and restraint. But for the millions of Zambians who have watched the burial saga of the late President Edgar...
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HICHILEMA’S ILLEGAL MOVE ON JUDGES’ SALARIES THREATENS THE RULE OF LAW
Zambia has been here before. Past leaders chipped away at institutions, ignored court rulings, and turned the Presidency into an all-powerful throne. Each time, it was done in the name of expedience, but the result was the same, weaker courts, weaker Parliament, weaker democracy.