CBU UPND Structure

06/05/2026

The President Writes.
UPND UPND Zambia

06/05/2026

CBU students on verge of raising k100,000 nomination fee for the Republican President DR HAKAINDE HICHILEMA. for incoming Aug poll

21/04/2026

18/04/2026

PRESIDENT HICHILEMA ARRIVES IN LIVINGSTONE FOR EIZ ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

President Hakainde Hichilema has arrived in Livingstone to grace the 69th Annual General Meeting and Symposium of the Engineering Institution of Zambia.

The Head of State touched down at the Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport where he was received by senior government officials, civic leaders, and members of the UPND National Management Committee.

Among those on hand to welcome the President were Southern Province Minister Credo Nanjuwa, Minister of Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development Charles Milupi, and Livingstone District Commissioner Eunice Zulu Nawa.

UPND supporters also turned out in large numbers at the airport, carrying placards with messages welcoming President Hichilema to the tourist capital.

The high-level event is being held at the Avani Victoria Falls Resort and has attracted engineers, government officials, and key stakeholders from across the country.

Following his arrival, President Hichilema is expected to proceed to the venue where he will hold briefings and tour exhibiti⁸on stands showcasing engineering innovations.

The Head of State will later officiate at the official opening ceremony of the AGM and symposium and deliver a keynote address as Guest of Honour.

© UPND Media Team

18/04/2026

Zambia is not for sale. We welcome investment and partnerships based on mutual respect, not coercion. Threatening to cut off life-saving HIV treatment for over a million Zambians just to force open our copper mines is the kind of colonial-era blackmail we rejected long ago.

President Hichilema and the UPND government have always championed rule of law, transparent deals, and fair terms for all investors American or otherwise. But we will never bow to extortion dressed up as policy. PEPFAR has saved countless lives, and weaponizing it against us is a disgrace to the bipartisan legacy that made it great.

03/04/2026

Zambia’s economy right now is being shaped by two big forces: what’s happening at home, and what’s happening far beyond our borders.

On the local front, one of the most impactful tools for development has been the Constituency Development Fund (CDF). This isn’t just money being allocated on paper it’s visible in communities. Schools are being built and expanded, clinics are coming closer to people, and small infrastructure projects are opening up areas that were previously left out. These are not abstract achievements; they’re things people can point to in their everyday lives.

What makes the CDF stand out is how it pushes decision-making closer to the people. Communities are no longer waiting for everything to be decided from Lusaka they are identifying their own priorities. And when projects are implemented, local contractors, builders, and suppliers are the ones doing the work. That means jobs, income, and business opportunities are being created right there in the constituency. It’s a more grounded way of growing the economy from the bottom up.

The empowerment side of the CDF is just as important. Through grants and loans, small businesses are getting a chance to start or expand. For many people, this is the first real opportunity to participate in the economy in a meaningful way. Over time, that kind of participation builds stronger, more self-sustaining communities, which is exactly what long-term economic growth depends on.

At the same time, not everything affecting Zambia’s economy is within our control. The issue of rising fuel prices is a good example. What we are seeing is largely tied to global instability, especially the ongoing tensions and conflict in the Middle East. That region plays a major role in global oil supply, so when there’s uncertainty there, prices tend to spike everywhere.

For a country like Zambia, which imports its fuel, those global shocks are felt directly. When fuel prices go up, transport becomes more expensive, and that cost

30/03/2026

Bally loves the entire nation.

CBU was blessed with brand new ambulance, with high Morden equipments.

23/02/2026

It was a Big event Hakainde Hichilema
Salt saana 🧂🧂🧂

23/02/2026

On yesterday's "meet and greet the President " I want to confirm with you that it was a successful event, as the CBU UPND STRUCTURE we want to say thank you to bally for coming here and hearing the students cries, and I want to thank the student leaders who played a role in making it a successful event.
Lastly I want to say thank the leaders from CBU that made it possible for the president to come and the ent to run smoothly especially Nsonga and Moyo.

And to The President Hakainde Hichilema aka Bally, we wait for your return to the copperbelt but as we wait for you, "SALT SAAANA, SALT SAANA"

22/02/2026

Twende pamo na Bally.

21/02/2026

CBU goats again.
Tu unza went to see the President ku state house, but the President is coming to kitwe for CBU.