“Cardinal Mundubile” faces ex-communication after walking out of PF conclave

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“Cardinal Mundubile” faces ex-communication after walking out of PF conclave

THE holes in the boat of one of the PF factions have continued to multiply paving the way for further sinking after presidential aspirant Brian Mundubile withdrew his participation from the party’s conclave meant to resolve leadership disputes.

However, the party leadership has not taken the move lightly or with folded arms as they formally charged the Mporokoso member of parliament Brian Mundubile with gross indiscipline, escalating internal party tensions.

According to to a letter written by the factions’ deputy secretary general, Celestine Mukandila, the PF have order Mundubile to exculpate himself within seven days or face the dance of discipline.

Mukandila stated that Mundubile, a central committee member, of violated the PF constitution and regulations through a series of actions which the party feels threaten its unity, authority and organisational order.

In a Facebook post, Mundubile accused the party leadership was plotting to expel him and his campaign team to block his participation in forthcoming intra-party elections but Mukandila dismissed the claims as false and unsubstantiated.

Mukandila instead accused the lawmaker of spreading information that injures the reputation of the party and its officials.

“This constitutes a gross breach of constitutional authority and trust,” he wrote while emphasising that Mundubile as a central committee member and MP, he owed the party the highest fiduciary duty.

The party further accused the Mporokoso MP of presiding over the creation of parallel party structures through his campaign team, an act PF says is deliberately promoting division within the party and undermining its democratic organisational framework.

PF has also charged Mundubile with deliberately breaching public event protocols after he attended an illegal Tonse Alliance meeting without authorisation from the party president, Given Lubinda or Mukandila or

Adding to the list of charges, the PF accused the lawmaker of continuing to recognise individuals who had been dismissed from party positions by Lubinda.

“These actions undermine party unity, disregard hierarchical authority, harm the PF’s integrity and disrupt organisational order,” Mukandila stated.

Mundubile has been given seven days to submit a written exculpatory statement to the party’s disciplinary committee.

And if the Mporokoso MP fails to respond within the stipulated period, then it will be deemed as an acceptance of the charges and the party proceed with an appropriate punishment.

Kalemba January 10, 2025

5 COMMENTS

  1. How tasteless, mocking the Catholic Church.

    These Freemasons in power think they are immortal. These devil worshipping conmen have become so big headed. This is what to expect from people that commit incest and defile children. They do not reason well. Their ka god is a psychopath. These are the symptoms.

    REJECT TRIBALISM, CORRUPTION AND OPPRESSION.

    VOTE FOR CHANGE IN AUGUST.

  2. This will certainly come back and haunt you. Showing such great disrespect to what is held in high esteem in certain religious circles is not only highly ignorant but very naive and a miscalculation.

    Very unfortunate analogy used.

  3. HaaIndigo Tyrol, actually PF demonized SDA more than you can imagine. You saw how cadres like Max Chongu could pause in a Dorcas uniform with a bottle of beer in his hand, I feel that was worse than the word. No man is immortal as only God is the only one with immortality. Some opposition leaders especially in PF have tried to use Catholic Church, Chiefs, tribe and so on but those desperate attempts have failed. The Catholic Church is allowing political homilies in the Church, for example, this Alick Banda-Hakainde enmity originated from a homily in Chawama and not between the two. Even before elections, a Catholic Priest in his homily was quoted saying; cawama twacita rig ama elections ukucila bambi balya bakateke. This is where the problem is, why is the Catholic Church allowing it’s pulpits to be used for political discourses instead of the gospel? And instead of blaming the innocent people like the President, the Catholic Church should advise some of it’s Priests to avoid political homilies in Church and this issue of the tension between the government and the Church will come to an end.

  4. Very uncouth of Kalemba to depict politicians as cardinals. The Catholic conclave is a very serious matter and deserves to be respected even by us noncatholics.

    It is not right to make light of others’ faith even if you are an atheist. Media houses need to be sensitive to the times. The controversy sorrounding the issue of Archbishop Alick Banda and the “donated” Toyota Hilux is still fresh. Casting PF politicians as cardinals is extremely poor judgement and a total lack of emotional intelligence.

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