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In this interview with KBN TV, I explain why opposition candidate Brian Mundubile is set to win Zambia's election on 13 August, unless incumbent President Hichilema rigs it using his loyalists in the Electoral Commission of Zambia, the security services, and the judiciary.

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Zambian government of President Hakainde #Hichilema has now arrested and detained his main political rival and opposition leader, Brian #Mundubile and his running mate, Makebi Zulu, as authorities intend to charge them with an “alleged ‌offence ⁠of treason.” Police, who grilled them for the entire day, have not publicly detailed the conduct they allege constitutes treason, nor have they disclosed what evidence prompted the investigation. Mundubile failed to file a presidential election petition challenging President Hichilema’s victory following the state’s unprecedented order to shut down courts across the country for “security reasons.” The courts are now fully operational. Mundubile, who has been living under diplomatic sanctuary, challenged President Hichilema in the just-concluded presidential election. Hichilema has since been declared the winner and will be sworn in Tuesday next week. Treason charges are frequently a focal point of political friction in Zambia, often brought up against high-profile opposition leaders. Prior to becoming President, Hichilema was detained and charged with treason following a political standoff involving his failure to yield to President Edgar Lungu’s motorcade. At the time, he was the leader of Zambia’s main opposition, challenging President Lungu. He spent more than 100 days in a high-security prison while awaiting trial. It took the intervention of Commonwealth Secretary-General Patricia Scotland, who traveled to Zambia to meet Lungu and Hichilema, for the state to drop all treason charges. Three years later, Hichilema won the 2021 presidential election and became the President of Zambia.

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NKOMBO RESPONDS TO PRESIDENT HICHILEMA'S ALLEGATIONS, URGES SUPPORTERS TO STAY FOCUSED By Helga Chibwe Former Local Government and Rural Development Minister and former Mazabuka Central Member of Parliament Gary Nkombo has dismissed allegations made against him by President Hakainde Hichilema during a rally in Mazabuka this afternoon. Mr Nkombo said he has every right to contest the parliamentary seat as an independent candidate, citing Article 51 of the Constitution of Zambia, which allows eligible candidates to stand as independents. He also refuted President Hichilema's claims that he is working with NRPUP President Brian Mundubile because of the candle symbol on his campaign materials. Mr Nkombo explained that he did not choose or create the symbol, stating that it was allocated by the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ). Responding to the President's other remarks, Mr Nkombo said he would not address them, describing them as abusive and lacking truth. He added that he was among those who suffered intimidation and beatings during the Patriotic Front (PF) administration in support of President Hichilema. Mr Nkombo has since urged his supporters to remain focused on the campaign and work hard, stressing that he is no longer a member of the UPND. During the rally, President Hichilema alleged that Mr Nkombo was working with NRPUP President Brian Mundubile and accused him of failing to improve roads during his nearly 20 years as Mazabuka Central MP. The President also alleged that Mr Nkombo contributed to the late Anderson Mazoka's failure to win previous elections then, among other claims. #NewsOnTheGo

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