GOVERNANCE activist Rueben Lifuka has urged President Hakainde Hichilema to halt the constitutional amendment process, arguing that it cannot be achieved through a rushed and partisan approach. He has called on the President to commit to a comprehensive and inclusive constitutional review process after the 2026 elections. In an interview, Tuesday, Lifuka said the patterns of the past and self-serving strategies of political parties suggest that, without genuine consensus, the exercise would be another futile process. “Zambia once again finds itself embroiled in a familiar debate over constitutional reforms, driven primarily by the ruling and political elite. This cyclical process, repeated since independence in 1964, is all too familiar and has consistently yielded incomplete and contentious outcomes. The current reforms...