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The PF is dedicated to the uplifting of the living standards and conditions of the Zambian people through implementing policies that promote equal opportunities, sustainable development and good governance

20/10/2025

Heritage President, Chishala Kateka calls for economic independence.

20/10/2025

Most Zambians give privileges and better treatment to white people.

20/10/2025

Constantino Guveya Dominic Nyikadzino Chiwenga (born Constantine Chiwenga; 25 August 1956), is a Zimbabwean politician and former army general currently serving, since 2017, as the First Vice-President of Zimbabwe under President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

Zimbabwe's ruling party resolves to extend president's term to 2030HARARE, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's ruling ZANU-PF ...
20/10/2025

Zimbabwe's ruling party resolves to extend president's term to 2030

HARARE, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's ruling ZANU-PF party plans to amend the constitution to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term by two years to 2030, a move opposition politicians have condemned as unlawful.

The proposal, adopted at a party conference late on Saturday, would prolong the 83-year-old president’s second five-year term, currently set to end in 2028.

The resolution comes amid a succession battle within ZANU-PF, where Mnangagwa’s main internal rival, former army general Constantino Chiwenga, has been accused of treasonous acts.

"The party and government are therefore directed to initiate the requisite legislative amendments to give full effect to this resolution to ensure continuity, stability and the sustained transformation of the nation," Ziyambi Ziyambi, ZANU-PF secretary for legal affairs and Minister of Justice, told delegates.

Jameson Timba, a veteran politician and senior leader in a fractured opposition movement, said that Zimbabwe should not be governed by conference resolutions or partisan directives.

Doing things in reverseTerms of Reference Issued For Constitutional ReviewGovernment has issued the Terms of Reference t...
20/10/2025

Doing things in reverse

Terms of Reference Issued For Constitutional Review

Government has issued the Terms of Reference to guide the Constitutional Review process to be spearheaded by the recently appointed Technical Committee.

Secretary to the Cabinet, PATRICK KANGWA confirmed to ZNBC news this afternoon that the Terms of Reference have since been handed over to the Technical Committee.

Mr. KANGWA said the Terms of Reference will be made available to the public.

He said the Terms of Reference will be published in the newspapers and on the website of the Technical Committee.

Teachers Cry Foul, Curriculum ConfusedDear Editor,Where are the Opposition leaders to raise the confusion with the new e...
20/10/2025

Teachers Cry Foul, Curriculum Confused

Dear Editor,

Where are the Opposition leaders to raise the confusion with the new education Curriculum?
Politicians are eithtoo busy fighting or jostling for power to see whats important.
The newly rolled-out curriculum has raised a lot of confusion
Here are some highlights;

-abolished GCE Exams
-Physics starts from grade 8 which is form 1 and Lesson plans are too complicated such that it's a module on itself. Even the implementors /facilitators trained to teach educators got confused along the way.

Imagine form one learning physics, Biology and Chemistry...
-When one fails, they will automatically be taken to CDF skills Centres er e

Sean Tembo hunts a buffalo
19/10/2025

Sean Tembo hunts a buffalo

United Against Load Shedding: A Call for Political Harmony to Secure Zambia’s Energy Future🇿🇲 By Engineer Bornface Siliy...
19/10/2025

United Against Load Shedding: A Call for Political Harmony to Secure Zambia’s Energy Future

🇿🇲 By Engineer Bornface Siliya Kenan Zulu,

*Date:19-10-2025*

*Load Shedding: The Silent Saboteur of Progress*

Load shedding is no longer just a technical inconvenience—it is a national emergency. It holds our economy hostage, stifles industrial growth, disrupts education, and dims the hopes of millions. It is the invisible chain that binds us to stagnation. If we do not act decisively, we risk condemning future generations to a life of energy insecurity and economic mediocrity.

*Politics Must Serve the People, Not Delay Progress*

As an energy expert, I am deeply concerned by the politicization of our energy crisis. When progressive policies are blocked for political mileage, the people suffer. We must remember: “When the ground is hot, only the feet can tell.” The Zambian people are feeling the heat. It is time for our leaders—both in government and opposition—to walk barefoot through the reality and respond with unity, not division.

*Guidelines for Opposition Participation in Energy Governance*

Opposition parties have a critical role to play in shaping Zambia’s energy future. Here’s how they can contribute constructively:

- Support bipartisan energy legislation: Champion bills that promote renewable energy, grid expansion, and tariff reform—even if proposed by the ruling party.
- Hold government accountable with facts, not politics: Use parliamentary platforms to demand transparency in energy procurement, project implementation, and financing.
- Engage in public education: Mobilize communities with accurate information on energy conservation, solar adoption, and the importance of cost-reflective tariffs.
- Propose alternative solutions: Table well-researched proposals for hydro diversification,solar,wind, biomass utilization, and electric mobility.
- Build investor confidence: Publicly commit to continuity of energy policy regardless of political transitions. Investors need assurance that Zambia’s energy agenda is stable and future-focused.

*Competing with Global Giants Starts with Unity*

Our dream is to compete with energy giants like China, America,Germany, Britain, and Australia—not just in production, but in innovation, policy, and sustainability. Zambia has what it takes because most of the raw materials that are being used by those countries came from Zambia including the national grids, railway systems, building materials. We are a mighty nation, with the eagle soaring proudly on our flag. Our motto says it all: “One Zambia, One Nation.” United we stand. Divided, we fall.

*African Wisdom for a Modern Crisis*

Let us remember the African proverb: “A great man plants a tree whose shade he will not enjoy.” Energy reform is that tree. We must plant it now, not for ourselves, but for our children and grandchildren. Let us also heed the wisdom: “When the ground is hot, only the feet can tell.” The people are walking on burning ground. Their cries must not be drowned by political noise.

*Investors Need Certainty, Not Chaos*

The world is changing—and Zambia must change with it. Investors are watching. They need to know that whether governments change or remain, our energy agenda will not waver. We must speak one word, one vision, one commitment. That is how we attract capital, technology, and partnerships.

*A Wake-Up Call to Zambia’s Leadership*

Wake up, mother’s army. The time to act is now. We must rise as a united force—government and opposition, technocrats and citizens—to declare war on load shedding. Let us show Africa and the world that Zambia is not just a land of potential, but a land of power. A great energy giant. A beacon of unity.

Let us not remain imprisoned by the lamentations of load shedding. Let us break free—together.

19/10/2025

PF should never die. He gave up his pension and benefits. He died fighting for PF.

Trees have been cut wantonly for charcoal to meet energy needs as a result of extensive and extended loadshedding.
19/10/2025

Trees have been cut wantonly for charcoal to meet energy needs as a result of extensive and extended loadshedding.

19/10/2025

Confronting the Philosopher King

Amb. Emmanuel Mwamba Wrote;

At the height of xenophobic attacks in South Africa, the African Diplomatic Corp made me the Spokesperson to speak to the new wave of violent attacks against Africans especially in Durban and Johannesburg.

The local politics had weaponised this matter as political leaders shied away from outright condemnations as the attackers had pinned and blamed the attacks of foreign african nationals to crimes and jobs, issues that had reached boiling point.

And many times, although I was relatively new to Corp, the Dean of Diplomatic Corp, DRC Ambassador, His Excellency Bene M'Poko, regularly gave me an opportunity to act in his position.

On this day, the former President Thabo Mbeki somehow gave an impression that xenophobic attacks were justified..

I had to immediately challenged him.

Remember President Thabo Mbeki, the second president of post-apartheid South Africa, from 1999 to 2008 is a highly revered figure in South Africa and across the world.

Mbeki was a central architect of reforms that transformed the Organization of African Unity (OAU) into the African Union (AU) and South Africa housed one of the new organs created, the Pan-African Parliament (PAP).

Mbeki was a key architect of the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM), which he co-founded in 2003 with former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo.

His activities continue to focus on African development, peace, and political stability through his foundation and work with the African Union.

So Imagine confronting such a colossus. It was imperative at because failing to challenge his assertions, with the influence he wields, was going to cost us more african lives in xenophobic attacks.

19/10/2025

What is he doing in the office when the Pamelas have even become smaller?

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