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The economics of Zambia’s 2026 general election: manifesto costing, fiscal space, policy certainty and what businesses should plan for. See the full series on The Economics of Zambia's 2026 Election.
Zambia votes on Thursday, 13 August 2026. This plain-language guide explains voting procedures, polling-station conduct, official results and the importance of peace.
President Hakainde Hichilema thanked students from public and private higher learning institutions for gathering at State House, pledged wider education support and asked them to vote for him…
Information Ministry Permanent Secretary Thabo Kawana has appealed for peace and adherence to the harmonised campaign schedule, while making unverified allegations that unnamed political actors intend to provoke…
Election Day may create demand for food, water and hot drinks, but young traders must manage uncertain turnout, location rules, food safety and the risk of unsold stock.
ECZ has briefed political parties, candidates and international observers on preparations and key procedures ahead of Zambia’s 13 August election.
A joint 93-member AU-COMESA mission will observe Zambia’s 13 August election across all 10 provinces and issue preliminary findings on 15 August.
DPP president Antonio Mwanza says Zambia’s electoral law focuses on whether a voter’s choice is clear, although voters should still follow ECZ’s official ballot instructions.
Kelvin Chisanga argues that Zambia's 2026 election will shape fiscal policy, investment, jobs and whether macroeconomic gains reach ordinary households.
