EMILY SIKAZWE MOBILISING OASIS FORUM AND OPPOSITION TO PROTEST AGAINST BILL 7
Fresh information has emerged to the effect that former Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) Commissioner Emily Sikazwe, working alongside civil society activist Brebner Changala of the OCiDA faction, is inciting members of the Oasis Forum and opposition political parties to stage protests against Bill 7.
Sources familiar with the matter have said that Ms. Sikazwe, who drew public attention during the tallying of the 2021 presidential election at Mulungushi, has been mobilising various groups behind the scenes. Insiders further say that she remains unsettled by the outcome of the 2021 election and the controversies that surrounded the announcement of preliminary results.
While Ms. Sikazwe and Mr. Changala have not publicly responded to this, observers argue that such political engagement should be conducted openly rather than through concealed networks.
As the national debate over Bill 7 intensifies, transparency and accountability remain essential. Stakeholders involved, whether political, civil society, or former public officials, are encouraged to state their positions openly to promote constructive public dialogue and maintain national trust.
By Thomas Chewe
Ilelanga News. December 05, 2025.
Emily mfune mhone, from Malawi, got married to sikazwe from Zambia. sikazwe died and Emily changed citizenship to Zambian. not sure if the road to Malawi got closed up because of the new Zambian identity.
but we have already provided enough generosity to deserve being harangued again by a woman we gave so much more than what Malawi would have ever offered.
sit and thank God for Zambia. do not burn it instead.
Moreover we don’t even need her voice, both herself and Changala do not represent anyone apart from themselves. Who gave them that mandate? Youths are waiting and itching to go to Parliament and she’s mobilizing people to stop Bill 7, we shall not allow that. The days of Dununa Reverse are long gone, this time is Zambia Forward.