PF LINES UP POSSIBLE OPPOSITION NAMES FOR CONSIDERATION

 


PF LINES UP POSSIBLE OPPOSITION NAMES FOR CONSIDERATION


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LINEUP FOR 2026: WHO CAN TRULY FACE HAKAINDE HICHILEMA AND WIN?


As Zambia approaches the 2026 General Elections, the political landscape is shifting. Here are 10 potential contenders from law, business, journalism, economics, and public service—each offering a unique vision for Zambia’s future:


🔹 Brian Mundubile – Legal expert, MP for Mporokoso, and former Leader of the Opposition. Known for his role in stabilizing the PF after 2021.


🔹 Given Lubinda – PF veteran and former Minister of Justice, Agriculture, and Foreign Affairs. A seasoned policymaker with deep institutional knowledge.


🔹 Fred M’membe – Socialist Party leader and founder of The Post. A fierce advocate for public healthcare, workers' rights, and social justice.


🔹 Kelvin Bwalya Fube (KBF) – Lawyer and author of Zambia Must Prosper. Former PF strategist turned populist reformer.


🔹 Harry Kalaba – Former Foreign Affairs Minister and leader of Citizens First. Known for a firm stance against corruption and strong Christian values.


🔹 Kingsley Chanda – Former ZRA Commissioner General. A tax reform technocrat credited with modernizing revenue systems.


🔹 John Sangwa SC – Esteemed constitutional lawyer and vocal defender of judicial independence. A possible independent reformist voice.


🔹 Dr. Bwalya Ng’andu – Economist and former Finance Minister. Widely respected in business and development circles for his calm, measured leadership.


🔹 Binwell Mpundu – Nkana MP and youthful populist from the Copperbelt. Controversial but popular among grassroots voters.


🔹 Chanda Katotobwe – Businessman and entrepreneur. Though still shaping his political profile, his financial influence and development agenda make him a name to watch.


These names reflect Zambia’s evolving political spectrum—from socialist reformers and legal minds to business moguls and populist voices.


The question remains: Who among them can unite the opposition and challenge Presiden

t Hakainde Hichilema in 2026?


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  1. AnonymousJuly 24, 2025 at 1:20 AM

    Yes we need a leader who can transform Zambia into flourished country not this life of discrimination. We've transformed into dictatorship by upnd leadership

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  2. AnonymousJuly 24, 2025 at 2:06 AM

    All from one region.Does that show national unity?

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