UPND convention puzzle deepens

By MUBITA KATETE THE United Party for National Development (UPND) has dismissed assertions that it has cancelled its elective convention to choose its new leadership and proceed to the August 13 general election without meeting the country’s constitutional directive that every party should practice intra-party democracy. UPND media director Mark Simuuwe says the party had […]

HH must free UPND – Changala

dailynationzambia.com - 09/Mar 09:51

By GRACE CHAILE THE UPND as the governing party should endeavour to promote intra-party democracy by leading in convening its elective general...

UPND should hold convention to prove it’s democratic – Phiri

dailynationzambia.com - 13/Mar 11:59

By BARNABAS ZULU THE ruling United Party for National Development (UPND) should endeavour to convene its elective general assembly to elect its new...

UPND official demands convention

dailynationzambia.com - 07/Mar 14:05

*…warns that failure to hold an elective convention would be a matter of considerable consequence with the potential of damaging public perception...

Parley behaves like a UPND branch, says Kambwili

dailynationzambia.com - 09/Mar 11:38

By MUBITA KATETE ZAMBIA’s Parliament under Speaker Nelly Mutti has sunk to its lowest ebb ever, having been converted into a branch of the UPND...

Mumbi Phiri questions ECZ’s ability to deliver free and fair elections

dailynationzambia.com - 11/Mar 11:58

By MUBITA KATETE FORMER Patriotic Front Deputy Secretary general Mumbi Phiri has questioned the ability of the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) to...

UPND governing through terror, fear – Makebi

dailynationzambia.com - 14/Mar 10:28

Öexplains that terrorism is not only about bombings but it also means inducing fear among citizens so that they do not express dissent,...

Let’s unite to dislodge UPND from power – Mundubile

dailynationzambia.com - 10/Mar 08:35

Öaccuses the President Hichilema of having sowed seeds of division among Zambians, says the country is being governed by vengeance and provincialism...