According to CHISHALA KATEKA, the leader of the opposition New Heritage Party, Zambians still have the opportunity to elect a female president.
According to Ms. KATEKA, her party has plenty of time to reorganize all organizations and establish effective local leadership.
According to her comments to ZNBC News, the party will become the nation’s biggest opposition in the remaining three years until the general elections of 2026.
According to Ms. KATEKA, the New Heritage Party will conduct a conference the following month to choose candidates for various elected offices across the nation.
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