GOLD DISCOVERY PLACES NAKONDE AMONG ZAMBIA’S EMERGING MINING DISTRICTS

Nakonde district has become the third area in Zambia to report a significant new mineral discovery, following earlier finds in Mpika and Shiwan’andu districts.

The gold deposit was identified during ongoing exploration activities in the region, confirming the presence of gold-bearing material substantial enough to warrant commercial attention. While specific deposit sizes remain undisclosed, the discovery has been officially categorised as a new gold mine.

This development positions Nakonde alongside Mpika and Shiwan’andu as districts with recently confirmed mineral potential. The finds reflect broader nationwide exploration efforts aimed at mapping Zambia’s geological resources and identifying previously untapped mineral deposits.

The discovery enhances understanding of Nakonde’s geological profile and demonstrates the mineral diversity present across different regions of the country. However, key operational details remain unclear. The original report from the Zambian Daily Mail provides no information on development timelines, mining commencement dates, or licensing status.

No companies involved in the exploration process have been named, and the publication offers no details regarding the types of minerals discovered in Mpika and Shiwan’andu, though it groups all three districts within the same category of recent resource identification.

The report also refrains from commenting on potential economic impacts or employment opportunities that might arise from the discovery. What remains confirmed is that Nakonde now joins a growing list of Zambian districts where mineral exploration has yielded positive results, marking another chapter in the country’s ongoing resource assessment activities.

LUBINDA-LED PF SHOULD FORM ANOTHER PARTY – ZUMANI

TONSE Alliance faction National Chairperson Chris Zumani Zimba has advised the Given Lubinda‑led Patriotic Front to form a new political party if they wish to join the alliance.

Zumani has questioned why senior PF leaders such as Professor Nkandu Luo, Jean Kapata and Lubinda are clinging to an alliance they did not create, indicating that their party has never been part of Tonse.

Recently, Kapa, who is PF faction acting National Chairperson warned the ‘ECL PF Movement’ within the Tonse faction to stop immediately, stressing that the party would “take them on physically” if they persist.

In an interview, Zimba described the faction’s actions as a source of confusion in the opposition.

He added that in the Tonse Alliance, they do not recognise Kapata, Professor Luo, Miles Sampa, and others.

“I’m even shocked that adults at that level have failed to create their own alliance, they are clinging to something that was created by other people, owned by other people and just trying to cling to it.

So, to me they are a source of chaos and confusion because they have brains to create their own alliance, why are they displaying political intellectual redundancy? They have no capacity or confidence to create their own alliance, how do you claim to own what you never created? How do you claim to own what you don’t own? Something you don’t even know when it was created and why it was created.

So, to me they are displaying political impunity, political malice, a high level of political anarchism and chaos in the opposition. So, in Tonse Alliance we don’t recognise Jean Kapata, Professor Luo, Miles Sampa and even Honourable, we don’t recognise them,” Zimba said.

“But our appeal to them is that let them focus on their own, they only have two options; number one is the fact that Miles Sampa sold PF to the UPND and went back to PF only with his fingers, he never went back to PF with PF. So, their option now is to create a new political party because PF doesn’t exist to those people, PF exists in the UPND and under Chabinga.

So, my recommendation to them is that let them form a new political party and maybe that new political party can apply to join Tonse Alliance and we can consider them, we don’t have problems. But if they want to come to Tonse Alliance in the name of PF, that is politically not feasible and not practical because PF as a party is not a part of Tonse”.

He argued that the only PF structure formally recognised within the Tonse Alliance was the ‘ECL PF Movement’, which was established by late former president Edgar Lungu.

“The policy is that the ‘ECL PF Movement’ was created by ECL before he died, he was the chairman and the founder and he is the owner of that movement, and it’s in the Tonse constitution.

So, if you read the Tonse Alliance constitution which we signed during the launch under Dr Edgar Chagwa Lungu, the institution that was recognised in that constitution was the ‘ECL PF Movement’. It was created by ECL himself, approved by ECL himself and it was left in Tonse to us by ECL himself.

So those who are trying to fight the ECL PF Movement, they are fighting ECL himself. And if they are claiming that they want to physically fight the ECL PF Movement, they are literally undermining and insulting the legacy of ECL because that’s what he left in Tonse Alliance. He didn’t leave PF because it has never been a member of the Tonse Alliance, ECL refused to make it a member of the Tonse Alliance. By the time we were forming Tonse Alliance ECL was stranded because Miles Sampa had already sold PF to the UPND,” said Zimba.

“So, ECL never wanted anything to do with the PF as a political party in Tonse Alliance because at that time PF was already in the hands of the UPND by Miles Sampa and Robert Chabinga. So, the ECL PF Movement is here to stay because it is the legacy of ECL and that’s what he left in Tonse Alliance, he never left PF as a political party.

We don’t even recognise those threats. Madam Jean Kapata has never been a member of the Tonse Alliance, she doesn’t even know when Tonse Alliance was formed and why it was created.

We are the creators of Tonse Alliance with ECL, Sean Tembo and Dan Pule. Professor Nkandu Luo, Jean Kapata, Miles Sampa, Celestine Mukandila, you name it, they don’t even know why we created Tonse Alliance, they were not there on the table and I never saw any of them during the formation”.

News Diggers

KAPWEPWE CONFIRMS SHE HAS BEEN APPROACHED FOR RUNNING MATE SLOT

LATE former vice-president Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe’s daughter, Mulenga Kapwepwe, has disclosed that she has received several offers to be considered as a running mate ahead of the 2026 general elections. She says the approaches have come from different political directions, although she has not committed herself to any arrangement.

Speaking in an interview, Kapwepwe confirmed that discussions around her possible role as a running mate had taken place but said the position could not be assumed or imposed. She stated that such a role must be offered formally and considered carefully, taking into account broader political circumstances.

Kapwepwe explained that while she was grateful for the interest being shown, she remained cautious about making any commitments. She said the position of running mate carried significant responsibility and could not be taken lightly or treated as symbolic.

Asked whether she would accept the position if formally offered, Kapwepwe said she could not give a definitive answer at this stage. She stated that such a decision would depend on the context, the vision of those making the offer, and whether the role aligned with her principles and understanding of leadership.

Kapwepwe emphasised that leadership should be anchored in competence and purpose rather than personal ambition. She said the focus should always be on what best serves the country and strengthens governance structures, rather than individual political advancement.

She also reflected on the legacy of her late father, former vice-president Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe, noting that leadership required depth, clarity of thought, and a commitment to national unity. Kapwepwe said the values she had inherited from her upbringing shaped how she viewed political engagement and responsibility.

Kapwepwe stated that leadership must be driven by substance and the ability to address real challenges facing the country. She said a running mate should bring balance, capacity, and strategic thinking to a presidential ticket, rather than being selected for convenience.

On speculation surrounding her political future, Kapwepwe said she preferred to engage in meaningful dialogue rather than public conjecture. She said decisions of such magnitude required careful consideration and should not be rushed in response to external pressure.

She further stated that women had an important role to play in national leadership and governance, adding that representation should be matched with competence and credibility. Kapwepwe said leadership positions should empower individuals to contribute effectively to policy and national development.

Kapwepwe indicated that while politics often generated speculation, she remained focused on engaging with issues that affected ordinary citizens. She said her interest lay in contributing to national discourse in a way that upheld integrity and responsibility.

The disclosure comes amid heightened political activity as parties and alliances begin positioning themselves ahead of the 2026 general elections. Discussions around presidential tickets and potential running mates are expected to intensify as the electoral calendar progresses.

Kapwepwe said she would continue to listen, reflect, and engage constructively, but stressed that any decision regarding a running mate role would only be made after careful evaluation of the broader national interest.

Daily Revelation

PRESS STATEMENT FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PF STRUCTURES MUST RALLY BEHIND BRIAN MUNDUBILE’S TONSE ALLIANCE IN THE AWAKE OF EXPULSIONS;

First and foremost I want to take this opportunity to condemn in strongest possible terms the conduct of Mr Given Lubinda’s faction of continued expulsion of legitimate members from the Patriotic Front without legitimate reasons when actually he is supposed to be engaging in constructive dialogue in order to promote the spirit of unity in the party which is more paramount at the moment.

This conduct is totally unacceptable and unnecessary and above all where is Mr Given Lubinda’s faction drawing its powers from to continue transacting PF business when actually there is an interlocutory injunction which was issued by the Kabwe High Court rightly or wrongly in favour of Morgan N’gona restraining anyone or their agents from transacting any business of the PF until further order of the court?

Fellow members of the Patriotic Front it is important to note that good leaders are known during the time of a crisis on how they resolve a crisis and as such I feel that the action by the so called PF central committee which sat yesterday to expel members without legal authority is merely compounding the already volatile situation in the party.

Therefore I want to make an earnest appeal to all PF structures throughout the country to reject the undemocratic style Mr Lubinda is running the party because expulsions are not the solution to resolving the problems which have engulfed the Patriotic Front but through constructive and genuine dialogue.

Further,I want to urge all PF party structures throughout the country to align themselves with the legitimate leadership of Hon Brian Mundubile as TONSE President because we have no luxury of time to continue wasting time arguing with enemies of progress especially that the election of Brain Mundubile as TONSE torch bearer has been welcomed by the majority members country wide.

Furthermore, may I also draw the attention of the opposition leaders in the country on the circular purportedly issued by the Electoral Commission of Zambia(ECZ) on qualifications of presidential candidates in light of the 2026 general elections which the electoral body has described as fake however the matter must not be taken lightly because there is no smoke without fire and as such they maybe something cooking.

Lastly but not the least I would like to advise the ECZ that Zambia is not going to hold a general election for the first time and as such the Electoral Commission of Zambia(ECZ) shall not be allowed to prescribe qualifications for presidential or any other candidates which are in conflict with the Zambian constitution and I think that message must be made abundantly very clear to ECZ as any action which violates the provisions of the constitution which is the supreme law of land shall be challenged legally.

Issued by;

Hon Yotam Mtayachalo
Member of parliament for Chama North

UPND says HH’s 2026 campaign will be financed locally

The ruling United Party for National Development has stated that President Hakainde Hichilema will rely on local resources to fund his 2026 re-election campaign, according to UPND and Government spokesperson Cornelius Mweetwa.

Mweetwa said the President’s economic activities and political base are rooted in Zambia, leaving no justification for claims that foreign funding will be involved. He said the President’s long-standing investment record within the country demonstrates confidence in domestic economic systems.

Campaign financing often becomes a focal issue during election cycles, with parties facing scrutiny over funding sources and spending practices. Mweetwa said the statement was intended to address speculation early and provide clarity before the campaign environment becomes more active.

He said locally sourced campaign funding promotes accountability and reinforces a direct relationship between leadership and voters. According to Mweetwa, campaigns supported by domestic resources reflect public confidence rather than dependence on outside interests.

The spokesperson also rejected suggestions that state resources would be used for partisan purposes. He said the ruling party remains committed to maintaining a clear separation between government functions and party activities and will comply with all legal requirements governing campaign financing.

Mweetwa said the funding approach mirrors the administration’s broader policy direction, which emphasizes local investment and national ownership. He said political campaigns should reflect the same principles promoted in governance and economic management.

As Zambia moves closer to the 2026 elections, campaign funding strategies are expected to attract increased attention. Mweetwa said the UPND’s position is clear and consistent: President Hichilema’s campaign will be financed from within Zambia, in accordance with the law and established political norms.

🔵 TIZ URGES LIVINGSTONE MAYOR TO STEP ASIDE ON MORAL GROUNDS

Transparency International Zambia has called on the Livingstone mayor to consider stepping aside on moral grounds, emphasizing that ethical leadership requires accountability beyond legal survival.

In its statement, the organization said public officials are expected to uphold standards that protect public confidence. It said remaining in office during periods of ethical concern can weaken trust in local governance, even when no legal barrier exists.

TIZ said stepping aside on moral grounds should be seen as a measure to safeguard institutional integrity rather than an admission of guilt. It said such decisions can help stabilize public institutions and reinforce accountability.

The organization highlighted the importance of leadership credibility in local government, noting that municipal leaders directly influence service delivery and community confidence.

TIZ said ethical responsibility requires leaders to assess how their continued presence affects public perception and institutional trust. It said democracy depends on leaders who prioritize integrity over position.

The organization said moral accountability strengthens transparency and reinforces respect for public office. It said leadership guided by integrity supports stronger governance systems.

TIZ said its call reflects ongoing efforts to promote ethical leadership and accountability across public institutions. It said decisions taken during moments of scrutiny often shape public confidence in governance.

ZAM RING BELLS OF ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION AS INDUSTRY PASSES ON BENEFITS TO ZAMBIANS

A KBN TV EDITORIAL

The past few days have shown that Zambia is on a promising path toward greater economic stability and our manufacturing sector is demonstrating that progress is not just theoretical – it is being translated into real benefits for everyday Zambians.

Recent improvements in the macroeconomic environment including the appreciation of the Kwacha, easing inflationary pressures to single digit as announced by the Zambia Statistics Agency ZAMSTATS and reductions in fuel prices are creating an enabling environment for businesses to thrive.

For many a critic, these economic fundamentals do not automatically translate to reduced costs of living and doing business for ordinary citizens and small businesses, respectively.

But local manufacturers have proven to be the all important part of the economic jigsaw puzzle by responding proactively to these changes in the sector by ensuring that these gains are passed on to consumers as end users directly on the ground.

The Zambia Association of Manufacturers (ZAM) reports that over 30 companies have already implemented price reductions, with sectors such as agro-processing, milling, paints, pharmaceuticals and plastics recording reductions between 5% and 20%

A survey conducted by ZAM in January 2026 shows that 76% of manufacturers have implemented some form of price adjustment.

These tangible actions signal a strong commitment from the sector to support national efforts aimed at reducing the cost of living, demonstrating responsible pricing and transparency.

On 13th January, 2026, Government, through the Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry, reinforced this positive momentum when Minister Chipoka Mulenga called on the business community including traders, retailers, manufacturers and wholesalers, to pass on the benefits of the Kwacha’s appreciation to consumers.

The minister had emphasized that price adjustments that reflect current economic realities are essential for Zambians to fully benefit from favorable exchange rates, lower inflation, reduced fuel costs and improved electricity supply.

By doing so, businesses not only ease the cost of living but also strengthen consumer purchasing power, stimulate demand and support sustainable business growth.

It is worth underlying that a bullish Kwacha contributes to price stability, helps contain inflationary pressures and enhances market competitiveness.

Responsible pricing, therefore, promotes fair trade practices, protects consumers and builds confidence in the marketplace. Most importantly, it also benefits businesses by driving higher trade volumes, improving customer trust, and supporting long-term market sustainability.

This clear alignment between government expectations and private sector action demonstrates a shared commitment to ensuring that the gains from a stronger economy are fairly and transparently shared with Zambians.

While these developments are encouraging, we must acknowledge, as ZAM President Mohammed Umar stated, that manufacturing prices are shaped by a complex cost structure. Exchange rate gains are positive, yet ongoing pressures such as energy costs, pricing of locally sourced inputs, domestic interest rates, and certain tax adjustments implemented in 2025 continue to affect the cost of production.

This highlights the importance of sustained policy support, clear regulation and predictable frameworks that enable manufacturers to pass efficiencies consistently to consumers.

This is a moment to celebrate collaboration. Manufacturers, policymakers, and consumers all operate within the same ecosystem, and progress in one area strengthens outcomes for all.

The story is one of hope and shared responsibility. Manufacturers are not only responding to economic indicators but also taking deliberate steps to support Zambian households and communities through price reductions when the atmosphere demands so. This is a demonstration of leadership, resilience and partnership between the private sector and government.

Ultimately, reducing the cost of living and ensuring affordability for consumers is a shared national objective. With coordinated policy action as has been shown in the recent past, transparency and continued engagement, Zambia’s manufacturing sector is well-placed to drive investment, expand production and pass the benefits of economic growth to every Zambian.

For us, the message is clear. When government, industry and citizens work together, progress is not just achievable. It is visible, measurable and shared by all and Zambia’s manufacturers are rising to the occasion whereby every Zambian stands to gain when the trajectory is sustained.

8 MONTHS LATER, NO BURIAL FOR LUNGU

FOR the first time in Zambia’s and arguably Africa’s history at large, former president Edgar Lungu happens to be the only former African head of state who has remained unburied eight months after his death.

Today marks exactly 245 days since Lungu died at a clinic in South Africa on June 5 last year.

Despite the passage of time, the country still has no clue when or where the former president will be buried.

Lungu’s remains continue to lie in a South African funeral home as his family continues to fight in court over his final resting place.

While Africa has seen disputes and drama surrounding the burials of former presidents, most were laid to rest within weeks and not months.

In Zambia, when first president Kenneth Kaunda died on June 17, 2021, Kaunda’s son, Kaweche went to court to challenge government’s choice of a burial site.

He said his father’s last wish was to be buried at his residence in State Lodge, next to his wife, Betty, who died in September 2012.

However, the High Court dismissed the application and Kaunda was buried at the Embassy Park in Lusaka, on July 7, 2021.

Zimbabwe’s former president Robert Mugabe is also one of the closest comparisons.

After his death in Singapore on September 6, 2019, a bitter dispute erupted between his family and government over where he would be buried.

Government wanted him at the National Heroes Acre while the family insisted on a private burial in his rural home.

Despite the stand-off and tense negotiations, Mugabe was eventually buried 22 days later, on September 28, 2019.

Across the continent, delays in burying former leaders are usually linked to state funeral planning, repatriation of remains or negotiations over burial sites.

However, these processes typically take days or weeks and not months.

It is this context that makes the continued delay in Lungu’s burial stand out as highly unusual.

The decision on the former head of state’s final resting place now rests with the South African Supreme Court of Appeal, which has allowed the former first family to appeal the Pretoria High Court’s judgment that permitted government to repatriate the body.

The legal stand-off began after the Lungu family made a U-turn on plans to return his body to Zambia on June 17, last year, with the South African Defence Force even preparing to mount a guard of honour.

This decision by the family threw the national mourning process declared by President Hakainde Hichilema into disarray and left Zambians confused.

In the days that followed, the family revealed plans to privately bury Lungu in South Africa on June 25, 2025.

However, on June 24, when the family was certain they would bury the former president the next day, Attorney General Mulilo Kabesha surprised them with a court order in the Pretoria High Court to block the burial.

Kabesha argued that as a former president, Lungu needed to be laid to rest in Zambia with the dignity his office deserves.

The Pretoria High Court then agreed to halt the burial and set August 4, 2025 for hearing.

In affidavits before court, the widow of the former head of state, Esther Lungu, her sister-in-law Bertha, children Tasila, Chiyeso and Dalitso Lungu and Esther’s nephew Charles Phiri told the court that they did not want the body returned to Zambia because of persecution, claiming that Lungu had made peace with dying in “exile.”

They argued that Lungu did not want to have President Hichilema anywhere near his body because according to them, government had abandoned the former head of state when he was alive.

Government, on the other hand, stated that there was no credible evidence to support the claim that Lungu wished to be buried outside the country and that he didn’t want his successor at his funeral.

It further insisted through court filings that even amidst political disagreements, the presidency must be respected and Lungu, like all who held the office before him, deserved a national send off.

On August 8, 2025, a full bench of the Pretoria High Court made a unanimous ruling to have the remains handed over to the Zambian government for repatriation and a state funeral and burial.

However, the Lungu family refused to give up on the legal fight and quickly moved to challenge the judgment.

The family argued that the Pretoria High Court made a mistake in its judgment and proceeded to appeal directly to the Constitutional Court, where the appeal was dismissed on August 26, 2025, referring the family back to the Pretoria High Court and stating that they could not appeal directly to the ConCourt.

After the ConCourt dismissed the direct leave to appeal, the Pretoria High Court, led by Acting Judge president Audrey Ledwaba, on September 16, 2025 proceeded to dismiss the application by the Lungu family that sought permission to appeal the earlier ruling that allowed government to repatriate the body for a state funeral and burial in Lusaka.

The family then proceeded to apply for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein, South Africa.

In December last year, the Supreme Court of Appeal granted the family of the late former president leave to appeal against the Pretoria High Court’s ruling that ordered the repatriation of his body.

Recently, Kabesha revealed that government had not yet received a notice of appeal from the family.

He said the family has up to February 11, 2026 to file their submissions to the Supreme Court of Appeal in line with the court order.

Kalemba

Catholic Church Will Not Retaliate Against Insults, Says Bishop Lungu.

Chipata Catholic Diocese Bishop George Lungu says the Catholic Church will not retaliate against individuals who insult the Church and its leadership but will instead pray for them.

Bishop Lungu says that as long as the pastoral letter issued by the Zambia Conference of Catholic Bishops (ZCCB) ahead of the 2026 general elections is anchored on unity, peace, and justice, the Church will not be shaken by insults.

He noted that some individuals have resorted to name-calling, including referring to bishops as “idiots,” but emphasized that the Church will not retaliate against such attacks.

According to the Catholic Diocese of Chipata Facebook page, Bishop Lungu added that the Catholic Church remains firm in its mission, stating that anyone who attacks the Church misses it all.

Bishop Lungu observed that in the past, some people labelled Archbishop of Lusaka Alick Banda as “Lucifer,” and that today similar individuals are calling the bishops “idiots” for standing up for peace and justice.

He explained that the ZCCB pastoral letter was written to promote unity, peace, and justice, and to condemn any form of violence as the country approaches the 2026 general elections.

The Bishop was responding to a video that recently circulated on social media in which an individual verbally attacked Catholic bishops.

He stressed that the Church will not be intimidated by insults as long as its message continues to preach peace, unity, and justice.

Bishop Lungu was speaking during the closure of the Association of Zambia Diocesan Catholic Clergy Mass held in Petauke District on Tuesday.

By CIC Editors

CIC EDITORIAL ANALYSIS

UPND COUNCILOR WHO WANTS ACC TO APPEAL LIVINGSTONE MAYOR’S CASE AGAIN INSISTING SHE’S GUILTY.

This is where the distinction between UPND and PF comes in when it comes to togetherness and unity, unlike PF who can go head to head protecting and defending their own, UPND are special breeds you are on your own.

We followed the judgement and recorded every word and sentence the case as the law says the burden of proof lies in the prosecution team from the very beginning to the end if they are to secure a conviction. Unlike moral stories you can’t sue someone for stealing a Mark X when you are invited to provide evidence you bring the evidence of Benz that got lost which is also not yours or directly connected to you and expect the court to give you the conviction no. 

This judgment of The People vs Constance Nalishebo Muleabai underscores the importance of ensuring that charges align with the factual matrix revealed through inquiry. In other words, the charges framed must match the evidence; any misalignment may be fatal if not amended at an appropriate stage of the proceedings. Case Citation: The People v Constance Nalishebo Muleabai (SC/FC/02/25) [2026] ZMSUB 1 (2 February 2026).

This case dragged on to the very depth of investigation and if justice according to Councilor Kandala is to go by he was free to join as the friends of the court or as a state witness if at all he has any fresh evidence other than the ones the courts were dealing with. This is not justice in inquiry but hatred against a person he wishes to succeed as a Mayor of Livingstone with other aspiring candidates. The case itself is suspicious was it an agenda that she must be convicted at whatever cost? if that is the case they should bring fresh charges and take her on. 

Let’s talk about politics for a while, who exactly gets to comment on a judgement of this nature from the ruling party? A councilor of the same party in the same council with interest in becoming the very mayor. In the last 24 hours radio programs are being sponsored in Livingstone to speak against the mayor, Facebook pages, profanity interviews to the press and so on. The target may be the mayor of Livingstone and dislike for her politically but the reality in the grand scheme or things is the entire party from the president and entire establishment being in ridicule.

The talks now shift from Constance Nalishebo to the very party councilor Kandala is serving and wants an adoption for the mayoral seat this August is this how you do things from your own party.  Talking about bad manners can be overstated because this is the councilor that has sued Livingstone council  and has low ratings in his ward with many complaining against him and so on.

The court acquitted the mayor there is a channel one can present to petition the judgement if they so which but tussling each other in the media like this from the same party we are afraid this is personal that can be traced from the entire case bring a setup as the saying goes “to face a politician be ready to face politics to it’s logical conclusion”.

Anyone commenting is free on the matter but Councilor Kandala featuring on the front page head on raises the stakes way higher than normal exposing one naked truth how divided Livingstone politics is and the court was seen as a medium to settle such scores but courts operate differently.

You can’t present a case of Missing Mark X car only to provide evidence of Benz car or Mitsubishi car no they are all cars yes but they are not the same stipulated in the charge sheet,  charge sheet case must align with evidence line by line then you will get justice.

Now that the matter is out of court the battle lines are now officially drawn and this platform will pay attention to the drama that awaits the tourist capital ahead of August general elections. Sides are being drawn everyone is taking positions the mayor must understand that people after her seat will go to any length to drag her down. She may have won the court case but the biggest war has just begun the only question is , IS SHE READY?

CIC PRESS TEAM