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05/10/2026

Leadership Movement picks former lecturer Ntazana for Mandevu by-election

THE Leadership Movement has adopted former University of Zambia and National Institute of Public Administration (NIPA) lecturer and researcher Ntazana Musukuma Mutungwa as its candidate for upcoming Mandevu Constituency parliamentary by-election.

Mutungwa was adopted by the party’s National Executive Committee chaired by party president Richard Silumbe ahead of nominations scheduled for October 8, 2026.

Announcing the adoption in a statement issued today, the party said it had settled on Mutungwa because of his academic and governance background, as well as his understanding of social policy and community development.

The Leadership Movement described Mutungwa as a seasoned political commentator and former parliamentary candidate for Chawama Constituency.

The party also said its candidate was passionate about youth empowerment, quality education and improved service delivery.

It said Mutungwa’s experience and interests were in line with the aspirations of residents of Mandevu Constituency.

The party said it was confident that Mutungwa would provide the servant leadership, accountability and transformative leadership it wanted to see in Parliament.

The Leadership Movement secretary general has since called on its members and supporters in Mandevu to rally behind Mutungwa ahead of the by-election.

"We further wish to thank the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) for setting the roadmap for the by-election and reaffirm our commitment to issue-based and peaceful campaigns," the party stated.

The constituency covers areas including Kabanana, Mandevu, Chipata, Chazanga, Chaisa and Marapodi.

The by-election is scheduled for November 5, 2026.

The party has also pledged to conduct issue-based and peaceful campaigns as it prepares for the polls.

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PRESS STATEMENTFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASELEADERSHIP MOVEMENT UNVEILS MR. NTAZANA MUSUKUMA MUTUNGWA AS PARLIAMENTARY CANDIDATE...
05/10/2026

PRESS STATEMENT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

LEADERSHIP MOVEMENT UNVEILS MR. NTAZANA MUSUKUMA MUTUNGWA AS PARLIAMENTARY CANDIDATE FOR MANDEVU CONSTITUENCY BY-ELECTION

Lusaka, 5th October, 2026

The Leadership Movement (LM) wishes to inform the nation and the people of Mandevu Constituency that the Party, through its National Executive Committee (NEC) chaired by Party President Dr. Richard Silumbe, has adopted Mr. Ntazana Musukuma Mutungwa as its candidate for the forthcoming Mandevu Constituency Parliamentary By-election.

Mr. Mutungwa is a distinguished former Lecturer and Researcher at the University of Zambia (UNZA), School of Humanities and Social Sciences and National Institute of Public Administration (NIPA) as well as a holder of impeccable academic, governance and social policy credentials. He is a seasoned political commentator, a former Parliamentary Candidate for Chawama Constituency and a committed member of the Leadership Movement.

The Party has settled for Mr. Mutungwa on account of his proven intellectual leadership, integrity, deep understanding of production, governance, social policy and community development as well as his passion for youth empowerment, quality education and improved service delivery — aspirations that resonate strongly with the people of Mandevu.

The Leadership Movement is confident that Mr. Mutungwa embodies the values of servant leadership, accountability and transformative leadership that our Party stands for. We believe he is the right candidate to represent the diverse and hardworking people of Kabanana, Mandevu, Chipata, Chazanga, Chaisa, Marapodi and surrounding areas.

The Party calls upon all members, supporters, and the general citizenry in Mandevu Constituency to rally behind Mr. Mutungwa as we head towards nominations on 8th October, 2026 and polls on 5th November, 2026.

We further wish to thank the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) for setting the roadmap for the by-election and reaffirm our commitment to issue-based and peaceful campaigns.

Issued by:

Secretary General
Leadership Movement (LM)
Contact: +260973607500

HAPPY TEACHERS’ DAY TO OUR TEACHERSToday, we honour the men and women who dedicate their lives to shaping minds, buildin...
05/10/2026

HAPPY TEACHERS’ DAY TO OUR TEACHERS

Today, we honour the men and women who dedicate their lives to shaping minds, building character and preparing the next generation to lead our nation.

As a nation, we recognise that education is the foundation of Zambia’s development. Every lesson taught, every child encouraged and every life transformed in our classrooms contributes to the Zambia we aspire to build.

To all our teachers, thank you for your service, patience and commitment. May we continue to value and support you as partners in building a skilled, responsible and productive citizenry.

Happy Teachers’ Day to all teachers across Zambia. Your work is shaping the future of our nation.

Dr, Richard Silumbe,
LM President.

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COURT TO SET TRIAL DATES IN ESTHER LUNGU’S THEFT CASE ON OCTOBER 14THE Lusaka Magistrates’ Court has adjourned the theft...
03/10/2026

COURT TO SET TRIAL DATES IN ESTHER LUNGU’S THEFT CASE ON OCTOBER 14

THE Lusaka Magistrates’ Court has adjourned the theft case involving former First Lady Esther Lungu to October 14 for mention and the setting of trial dates.

This is in a matter in which Esther is jointly charged with James Phiri and Lee Chisulo, both police officers, along with Kapambwe Lungu and Edgar Lungu’s niece, Catherine Banda, for motor vehicle theft.

In count one, it is alleged that between August 9, 2021, and September 30, 2022, in Lusaka, Esther, Phiri, Chisulo, Lungu and Banda, jointly and whilst acting together, stole a motor vehicle, namely a Mitsubishi Canter, registration number BAV 5282, valued at K320,000, property of Elizabeth Phiri.

In count two, it is alleged that the accused, during the same period in Lusaka, jointly and whilst acting together, stole a motor vehicle, namely a Toyota Runx, registration number BLA 9772, valued at K110,000, the property of Elizabeth Phiri.

In count three, the accused are alleged to have stolen a motor vehicle, namely a Toyota Allex, registration number BAV 3986, valued at K110,000, the property of Furhana Patel.

In the fourth count, it is alleged that the five, jointly and whilst acting together, stole a Certificate of Title relating to Stand No. S/LUSAKA/0003/2977, situated in Libala Lusaka Water Works, valued at K1,050,000, the property of Elizabeth Phiri.

In the last count, it is alleged that Esther, between August 9, 2021, and September 30, 2022, in Lusaka, had in her possession or concealed US$400,000, property reasonably suspected to be proceeds of crime.

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