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ELECTORAL Commission of Zambia (ECZ) Chief Electoral Officer Brown Kasaro has revealed Zambia has never experienced pre-marked ballot papers making their way to a polling station because the commission implements strict security measures to protect the integrity of elections.
In August, the country will be going to the polls for the general elections, as a result there is heightened public scrutiny and political tension as political parties and civil society groups ramp up preparations for the polls.
Mr. Kasaro appeared on Phoenix FM’s Let the People Talk program on Tuesday where he addressed various issues concerning the electoral process as the commission prepares to stage the general election.
Responding to a comment made by a caller who was seeking clarity on possibilities of political party cadres or agents sneaking pre-marked ballot papers, Mr. Kasaro said the process is watertight.
“We have not had any incidents or any proven case of pre-marked ballot papers ending up in a polling station,” Mr. Kasaro said.
He explained that ballot papers are classified as security materials and are handled under tight controls from the point of printing to the polling station.
Meanwhile, Mr. Kasaro said the commission is in the process of refining how the announcement of election results to the rest of the country is made.
“…what we are refining is how the announcement to the nation progresses. What we are working around which you will see some enhancement so that we reduce those waiting times and we are as informative as possible in the processes that are happening in that intervening period,” Mr. Kasaro said.
He also clarified that there will be no new voter registration before the polls and the current voter registration verification process is exclusive to duly registered voters.
(Mwebantu, Wednesday, 18th Februray, 2026)
President Hakainde accords late first female minister official funeral.
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PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has accorded an official funeral to the late Former Cabinet Minister in the United National Independence Party(UNIP) Government, Mutumba Mainga-Bull, who died on Friday.
This is in recognition of the invaluable public service contributions Dr Bull made to the country, when she served as a Cabinet Minister from 1973 to 1983.
Secretary to the Cabinet Patrick Kangwa said in a statement that the late former first female Cabinet Minister will be put to rest on Thursday, February, 19, 2026 at the Leopards Hill Memorial Park, Lusaka.
“The official funeral programme for the Late Hon. Dr. Mutumba Mainga Bull will commence with the Funeral Church Service at the Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Church Road, Lusaka, at 10:00 Hours,” Mr Kangwa said.
He said that President Hichilema has also declared Thursday, a Day of national mourning in honour of Dr Bill, who died aged 88.
“The public is further advised that during the period of National Mourning, which will be observed from 06:00 hours to 18:00 hours, all activities of entertainment nature on both radio and television should be suspended while flags must fly at half-mast,” Mr Kangwa said.
Dr Bull made history not only as Zambia’s first female Cabinet minister but also as the first Zambian woman to obtain a doctorate degree and lecture at the University of Zambia.
She was elected Member of Parliament for Nalolo Constituency in Western Province in 1973 and served two terms until 1983.
(Mwebantu, Tuesday, 17th Februray, 2026)
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COURT documents in the defamation case against United kingdom based blogger Lilian Mutambo have been served on her through DHL and online.
Lawyers representing Director of Public Prosecutions(DPP) Gilbert Phiri have managed to serve the documents on Ms Mutambo.
Misozi Phiri, a legal assistant at Messers PNP Advocates, submits in court that on 2 and 4 February 2026.
Ms Phiri submits that serves D on the defendant, Ms Mutambo, via DHL and through her email, the writ of summons , statement of claim , affidavit of service of demand letter.
She also filed list of witnesses , plaintiff list of documents , affidavit in support of summons for an order of interim injunction , skeleton arguments in support of application for an order for interim injunction and inter parte summons for an order of interim injunction.
The same documents are returnable on February 12 2026 at 14 hours ( CAT) before Lusaka High Court Judge Mwila Kombe.
Mr Phiri blast year sued the social media content creator in the Lusaka High Court, seeking damages for defamation after she accused him of deliberately reducing Maria Zaloumis’ murder charge to manslaughter.
Mr Phiri wants a declaration that Mutambo’s statements are defamatory.
He also wants an order directing Mutambo to a clear and unequivocal apology to him on the same platforms and audience as the original defamatory statements.
Mr Phiri is also seeking an order of interim and final injunction against Mutambo, preventing her from publishing any further defamatory statements against him.
The DPP further wants damages for defamation of character, aggravated damages, exemplary damages, interest and costs to the action.
(Mwebantu, Monday, 16th Februray, 2026)
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THE Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has dismissed media reports suggesting that it discontinued proceedings against former Lusaka Province minister in relation to his Chamba Valley properties.
The Commission clarified that, contrary to the reports, Mr Lusambo was tried before the on two counts of possession of property reasonably suspected to be proceeds of crime.
ACC acting head of corporate communications said that in September 2025, the court convicted and sentenced Mr Lusambo to three years’ imprisonment with hard labour.
Ms Chisanga further said that in December 2025, the same court ordered that Mr Lusambo’s properties be forfeited to the State pursuant to Section 10 of the Forfeiture of Proceeds of Crime Act No. 19 of 2010.
She explained that while the criminal matter was ongoing, the Commission commenced non-conviction-based forfeiture proceedings in the pursuant to Section 31 of the Forfeiture of Proceeds of Crime Act No. 19 of 2010.
“Following Mr Lusambo’s criminal conviction and subsequent forfeiture of property to the State, it became imperative for the ACC to discontinue the non-conviction-based forfeiture proceedings commenced in the High Court, as the matter had been rendered academic,” Ms Chisanga said.
She reassured members of the public that Mr Lusambo’s Chamba Valley properties remain forfeited to the State.
(Mwebantu, Saturday, 14th Februray, 2026)
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