Political Shockwaves as Mike Mposha Surfaces in Mambwe District
In a move stirring intense political speculation, Mike Mposha — Member of Parliament for Munali Constituency and minister in the administration of Hakainde Hichilema — was today sighted in Mambwe District during boundary delimitation submissions, according to local reports.
The development unfolds against a backdrop of mounting political pressure in urban strongholds such as Lusaka, where analysts argue several incumbents face an uphill battle to retain their seats. Recent electoral tremors have already shaken the ruling United Party for National Development (UPND), which suffered a stunning by-election defeat in Chawama to candidates running under the banner of the Forum for Democracy and Development (FDD).
Political winds have only intensified since Nevers Mumba, former vice president and alliance partner, signaled that the Chawama outcome could foreshadow the trajectory of the 2026 general elections. A similar pattern emerged in Kasama, where opposition momentum surged across urban voters.
Adding to the rising chorus, Davis Mwila has warned that the opposition — particularly the Tonse Alliance — is poised for a sweeping surge, urging rival forces to consolidate or risk fragmentation.
Across townships, markets, and commuter routes, a charged political mood is said to be taking hold. With urban sentiment shifting and rural strongholds increasingly decisive, Mposha’s appearance in Mambwe is being interpreted by observers as a calculated move — a strategic repositioning amid gathering electoral storms.

Speculative….too much “Green tea reading journalism.”
This is the kind that feeds into unfound innuendo and falsehoods. Why didnt you ask Mike Mposha about his visit there? Is he not a Zambian? Is there a law that limits Zambians from freely moving within the country?
Let have objective and responsible journalism…let stories be based on facts not worthless conjuncture.
What’s wrong with Hon. Mike Mposha being seen in Mambwe? The journalist should have given the reason why the Minister shouldn’t have traveled to Mambwe, as it is the caption makes no sense. What shockwave?