JUDITH KABEMBA SAYS NO CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT IN 2026, EYES STRONGER SHOWING IN 2031
Democratic Party (DP) President Judith Kabemba has expressed confidence that Zambia will not see a change of government in the upcoming 2026 general elections.
In a Social Media comment, Ms Kabemba noted that while her party will compete vigorously, the realistic path to power lies in building momentum for 2031.
She stated that only those “who smoke fresh weed” believe they can win the presidency next year.
Ms Kabemba emphasised that the DP’s strategy is focused on securing parliamentary seats in 2026 and positioning itself as the second-largest political force nationally.
This, she believes, will provide a credible platform for a serious presidential bid in 2031.
No opposition can win in 2026. Let them fool themselves.
The woman has resurrected, to be used again, this time in Ethel ‘s prosecution. The stooge who destroyed a very promising Party , the Democratic Party . You are going to have your day, ba Mayo.
Ba Judith mwikala kwisa ? As a political party on what basis are you making these assumptions ? How do you measure and against what do you measure the performance of a political party whether ruling or opposition ? What have you sold now or what have you been promised imwe Bamushanina Bwali ? Kindly go back and measure the performance of UPND Promises versus Deliverables if you know what am talking about and then come and make such insulting statements against the Zambian people. What did UPND promise? let me help you
1. Lower mealie meal prices
2. Lower exchange rates against USD
3. No Loadshedding
4. Job creations
5. Mining Licences for small scale miners
6. Freedom of Speech for the Zambian People
7. Equal distribution of national wealth
8. Early payments for farmers and timely distribution of inputs
These are just a few. Score these against deliverables and come back and make a sensible statement , otherwise don’t take Zambians for fools because bonse muli nkupilwa kumo.
Lol..devoid of reality you want to comment on your percieved assumptions? Dont you know what they say about “Ass-u-ptions?”