MUNDUBILE AND MAKEBI BRING PETAUKE TO A HALT AHEAD OF ZAMBIA’S GENERAL ELECTIONS
As Zambia approaches the general elections scheduled for August 13, 2026, political fervor is intensifying, notably in the Eastern Province’s Petauke town.
The National Reconciliation Party for Unity and Prosperity (NRPUP), led by presidential candidate Brian Mundubile and his running mate Makebi Zulu, has galvanized impressive support, drawing large crowds eager to hear their vision for the nation’s future.
Mundubile and Makebi’s gatherings have contrasted sharply with the muted response to the party in power, prompting both observers and opposition to comment on the dynamics of public engagement.
While some party in power cadres dismiss the huge turnout as mere spectacle not guaranteed to translate into votes, the sheer numbers reflect a palpable hunger for change among the populace.
Mundubile, in particular, has transcended local recognition to become a household name in Zambia.
His appeal seems rooted not only in his political promises but also in a persona that resonates widely across diverse communities.
Makebi’s partnership further strengthens the ticket, offering both regional balance and political gravitas.