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Bishop Mwamba, 2 others could be released or turned into witnesses - Lawyer By Precious Daka LAWYER Milner Katolo says Bishop Trevor Mwamba and two other treason suspects could either be released or turned into State witnesses after police obtained ordinary statements from them instead of warn-and-caution statements. However, Katolo says the three remain among the 18 accused persons whose application for constitutional bail is being heard diggers.news/courts/2026/11/… Read more @ Diggers.News

EXECUTIVE REFUSES TO DENOUNCE CALLS FOR THIRD TERM The Executive wing of Government in #Zambia through Justice Minister, Honourable Jack Mwiimbu, has refused to denounce calls for presidential term limits to be removed. It has said that Zambians are free to petition the National Assembly on any matter and the Executive will not interfere with the internal affairs of the National Assembly. He further called upon Zambians to trust the the legislature to do it's work. Video clip below: facebook.com/share/v/1FHoAE2…

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My Personal Opinion to Both Opponents and Advocates of Removing Term Limits To all who are opposed to removing term limits, I advise you to fully utilize the courts of law. Tagging international media or holding street protests will not help you in any way. Remember the massive anti-riot equipment that Stephen Kampyongo bought while serving as Minister of Home Affairs? That will be waiting for you on the streets. Furthermore, most foreign countries are dealing with their own internal issues and have very little time to solve problems happening thousands of miles away. Take your case to the Constitutional Court and address the issue there; you stand a far better chance of pushing back against the constitutional amendment. To those advocating for the removal of term limits, this issue is non-negotiable. You MUST legally remove term limits if you hope to achieve the ambitious “10-10-5-3-3-1-1-1” economic vision. Given the severe damage the economy has endured, attaining this vision within standard term limits is virtually impossible. Both President Hakainde Hichilema and the UPND government must realize that betting on a successor to fulfill this vision after vacating office in 2031 is as good as not having served at all. There is a 50-50 chance that a successor will turn on him, persecute him, erase his achievements, and blame him for failing to deliver. Similarly, although Nelson Mandela spent over four decades fighting for his people, many South Africans today feel he accomplished little because the economy remains largely in the hands of former oppressors. HH was arrested 15 times for his cause; if he leaves office prematurely, the majority of citizens may harbor the exact same sentiment toward him as South Africans do toward Mandela's legacy. The saying “the ball is in your court” applies directly here. If you drop the ball, you lose the game. You risk destroying your reputation as a party that spent decades in opposition and lost six elections before clinching power, as well as eroding the standing of a president known for turning around a debt-defaulted country. President Hichilema must recognize that this is not about him personally—advocates for removing term limits would take the exact same stance regardless of who was in his position. Good luck to both camps.

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We cannot tax our way into prosperity, just as we cannot borrow our way into sustainable development. We must produce, grow the economy, expand the tax base and spend public resources responsibly. That is the foundation of the Grow Zambia Agenda.