CITIZENS First leader Harry Kalaba has called for a thorough, transparent and independent review of the 2026 electoral process, citing concerns over alleged irregularities, intimidation and the handling of electoral materials. Kalaba, who finished third in the presidential election with 19,070 votes, has also praised Brian Mundubile for putting up a spirited and courageous fight despite what he described as one of the most “deeply flawed” processes in the country’s history. President Hakainde Hichilema secured a second term after polling over 2.9 million votes, while NRPUP presidential candidate Mundubile came second with 1.8 million votes. In a statement, Wednesday, Kalaba commended political parties, civic leaders and religious organisations that participated in the electoral process and provided oversight around the August...