
“LET’S CONTINUE TO WORK TOGETHER AND DELIVER ZAMBIA’S HARVEST.”
- President Hakainde Hichilema

Zambia Forward
In 2021, you demanded change. We inherited a broken Zambia, parched by massive debt, failing schools, corruption, and violence—a barren field in need of care. But we have been tilling the soil and sowing seeds for harvest—seeds that promise a better life for every Zambian.

President Hakainde Hichilema
Hakainde Hichilema (HH) is a self-made entrepreneur, businessman, farmer, and the seventh President of the Republic of Zambia.
Born into humble beginnings in the town of Monze, HH attended school barefoot before being admitted to the University of Zambia on a full government bursary.
President Hichilema became President in August 2021 following a landslide election victory with the highest voter turnout figures in Zambian history.
Since then he has successfully renegotiated Zambia’s debt burden, introduced free universal education, and attracted record levels of investment to the country to create thousands of new jobs.
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HH News
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The Millers Association of Zambia (MAZ) has announced a nationwide reduction in mealie meal prices, with cuts ranging from K50 to K130 across all milling brands.
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Zambia’s economy grew more than expected last year, eclipsing estimates by the government and the International Monetary Fund, after a surge in fourth-quarter output.