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2026 Campaigns Will Be Difficult For UPND In Chingola

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Dear editor,

I want to bring to the attention of the Republican President that Chingola will be too difficult for the party to campaign.

This is because most of the elected leaders have abandoned those who campaigned for the and even used their own resources and their homes where they used to meet at as campaign centers.

The new ones they would want to use for the general elections already have a formula, “pay us off then we campaign”

The continued closure of dumpsites is another situation that will make it difficult for campaigns. While other towns are enjoying from dump sites, Chingola’s jerabos who are largely used for security for these leaders and campaigns are disappointed that Commerce, Mines and Copperbelt Ministers and Chingola Mayor are using the situation in Chingola to instead enrich themselves by fronting some financially capable Jerabos who give them a lot of money.

DAO is not spared from this syndicate as monies most times exchange hands right at the District Commissioner’s Office, without fear of the President.

Mwange Fortune
Chingola

3 COMMENTS

  1. There was a complaint from Chingola just a few days ago about unresolved land issues near or at the airport and how that may negatively affect political victory for the ruling party UPND.
    Now, the Chingola elected leaders have all together abandoned the electorate.
    A copperbelt youth chair a year ago complained about party abandonment.
    All these are lamentations directed at the listening president. Does he listen? Of course he does, but does nothing.

    • He is appealling to the wrong person, he is appealing to a President who has lamentably failed. He just boasts of investments coming into the country and economic statistics improving but the lives of the people are not improving. Prices are more expensive than when PF was in power. Loadshedding is still there with exports of power still affecting livelihoods and the economy

    • MPs from the copperbelt are just gifted at talking. People on the copperbelt are still as poor as they were when UPND came into power. These UPND MPs are even calling CDF some titles which it does even deserve like game changer. What has CDF changed here on the copperbelt for our livelihoods, absolutely nothing. Zero

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