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UPND Celebrates Victory, Eyes 2031 Mobilization

UPND Spokesperson CORNELIUS MWEETWA is optimistic that President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA will accelerate...

UPND Celebrates Victory, Eyes 2031 Mobilization

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By Hannock Kasama UPND Spokesperson CORNELIUS MWEETWA is optimistic that President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA will accelerate economic development in his second term in office. Mr. MWEETWA, who is also CHOMA Central member of Parliament, has reiterated that the projected economic growth is anchored on the “Grow Zambia Agenda” theme. He was speaking in LUSAKA last night during the victory celebration of the UPND in the 2026 General Election. The event was organized by some UPND members dubbed ” HH Boots on the ground” who participated in the door to door campaign during the 2026 General Election campaigns. At the same function, UPND member, CINDY KAUKA called on UPND members to embark on early mobilization ahead of the 2031 General Election. Meanwhile UPND Sympathizer PROUD SICHALWE praised President HICHILEMA for implementing various development projects in the last five years.

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