Hichilema will win elections with over 80 percent votes – Sturdy Mwale
FORMER Copperbelt PF provincial chairman Sturdy Mwale says he does not regret leaving the PF because it is full of confusion.
Mwale has since stated that President Hakainde Hichilema will win this year’s general election with more than 80 percent of the votes.
“Looking at them now, the opposition will lose the general election. The ruling government will carry the day. There is total coordination in the UPND. There is no opposition and President Hichilema will get 85 percent of votes,” Mwale told ZNBC.
He said he will soon announce his next political zzzmove after wide consultations from family, friends and supporters countrywide.
Mwale who was also Defence permanent secretary in the previous administration stated that he does not regret leaving the PF as it is full of juniors trying to give orders to senior members of the party.
“I recently left PF and of course, I don’t regret leaving the PF. In the next few days, I will make my political stance known. There is too much confusion in the opposition. It made me leave the opposition, the infighting in PF is too much, the administration is bad and real, and there is lack of direction.”
“We even have SGs who are very junior, who don’t even know political lineage and making decisions for us senior members, who have been in the party for over 24 years,” explained Mwale. .
By Catherine Pule
Kalemba, January 1, 2026
Congratulations to Hakainde and the UPND for winning the 2026 elections, IN THE DREAMS OF PRAISE SINGERS. You can wake up now.
REJECT TRIBALISM, CORRUPTION AND OPPRESSION.
VOTE FOR CHANGE IN AUGUST.
When are we disposing of the overpriced Presidential Gulf Stream jet? I hope UPND will not be so foolish as to welcome Mr. Sturdy Mwale into their ranks in the misguided pretext of “politics is a game of numbers”. Mr. Mwale’s cases should not be hushed if he jumps ship.
Of course, HH and UPND will win the August 2026 elections. But they should not become complacent until the finishing line is crossed in August. The political environment is dynamic and those who go to sleep can easily be overtaken by events.
President HH certainly deserves a second term. Zambia has risen fro the ashes because of his efforts and his love for our country. Whereas others in the last regime were busy issuing invoices for work that was never done, HH has worked hard to seal the leakages and instil financial discipline in the nation.
As things stand, he has my vote.
Ba JMC, happy new year.
So you still believe in what Hakainde says?
He told us that he would dispose of the Gulf Stream immediately he got into office.
He told us he would demolish structures built in Forest 27 within 30 days of being in office.
He told us he would investigate the gassing and market fires immediately he got into office.
He told us he would reduce price of mealie meal to K50, price of fertiliser to K250, price of fuel to less than K12.
He told us that the Kwacha would be going for around K10 to 1 USD.
He told us he would stop load shedding completely within 7 months of being in office.
He told us that he would not make tribal appointments, abolish laws against freedom of assembly, and that no one would ever be detained for longer than 48 hours for bailable offenses.
He told that he would abolish cyber laws.
He told us that KCM would never be given back to Vadenta.
Should I continue????
I fail to understand why you support a liar.
VOTE FOR CHANGE IN AUGUST.
Iwe ka Tyrol. Selective memory.HH promised stability of the economy,employment of thousands of public service workers,promised the rule of law and Kambwili,Bonanza and Chitotela are now jailbirds.He promised bumper harvests and a lot of other Kwenyus that you deliberately what to forget.
And please,wash your underwear
Ba Indigo, I still believe in HH. Of the current crop of politicians vying for the presidency, who comes anywhere near HH in terms of integrity? In terms sincere love for our country? Yes, he might be detestable to you but to me he is a breath of fresh air after the disaster that was PF. I have thoroughly enjoyed his presidency and I am looking forward to another five years of his awesome leadership. After his second term, Zambia will be respected not only in Africa but world over.
Considering the mess we were in after the PF fiasco, I will be very happy if he delivers 25% on his promises (which he has surpassed). The mere fact that he has restored law and order and predictability in the nation is enough for me. I hate chaos.
Is that all contained in the UPND Manifesto?
That’s what counts, as that was the contract between UPND and Zambians
Yes,he forfeited something very expensive to the state without challenge….Thief!!
Another klepomanic trying to weasle his was out of Prison.
Is the law for “some of us” or the citizens of Zambia? Let those charged with enforcing the law apply it without fear or favour…
People should not be able to buy the law in their favour.
It appears HH may be voted by 98% this time around
The stance is already known. After counting votes which are not yet cast, your election results announcement points to one thing: “after wide consultations from family, friends and supporters countrywide, i have decided to join UPND”. Who the heck told you you have supporters countrywide? Trying to duck corruption court cases, and it may work in our very corrupt system,
7 months is a very long time in Politics. The Patriotic Front may look disorganized today. It might not be tomorrow.
As at now Apathy can win by 80%, not Hakainde.
Ba Nkuku, nothing but divine intervention can save PF. It is like falling into a blackhole. Their chaos have gotten them beyond the event horizon.
PF is past redemption.
No matter how much you praise him your court cases are not going away.