ZAMBIA Must Prosper president Kelvin Fube Bwalya says the widespread rejection of Constitution Amendment Bill No. 7 of 2025 stems from a process he describes as lacking legitimacy. Bwalya has given the government, through Attorney General Mulilo Kabesha, a 14-day ultimatum to withdraw the bill from the public domain. Speaking at a media briefing on Thursday, Bwalya argued that a legitimate constitutional amendment process must incorporate the views and consent of the public. “I told the Attorney General in my letter that we as a nation have long accepted this tradition which I have just pronounced here as the only legitimate process to initiate or commence constitutional amendments. In casu, in this particular case, the legal tradition is the Zambian...

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