SOUTH African-based presidential aspirant Willah Mudolo has applied to the Lusaka High Court for leave to commence judicial review proceedings against the Electoral Commission of Zambia’s decision to block his 2026 presidential bid. He argues that the Commission’s refusal to grant him an extension of time to file his nomination papers prompted him to take the matter to court. Mudolo explained that after successfully paying the K100,000 nomination fee, he was unable to file his papers on the set date because he had an emergency court appearance in South Africa. “The applicant (Mudolo) as already stated above is aspiring to bid for the 2026 tripartite general elections as an independent presidential candidate. In pursuance of his objective, he paid the…
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