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President Hakainde Hichilema of Zambia has issued a warning to potential coup plotters, urging them not to threaten the country’s democratic rule and stability. The reason behind his warning is not explicitly stated, but it comes in the wake of recent coups in other African countries and concerns regarding the rising cost of living in Zambia.
Since gaining independence, Zambia has not experienced military rule, although there have been thwarted coup attempts in the past.
During a visit to the Kanyama suburb of the capital city, Lusaka, President Hichilema also expressed gratitude for the support received from the people and emphasized the importance of reducing the cost of living. He posted on his socials:
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Thank you very much, people of Kanyama.
We are grateful for your continued support. Your appreciation towards our efforts in setting our country’s economic path on the right trajectory means a lot.
Your call on us to keep working towards the reduction of the cost of living is cardinal.
It is for this reason that we have intensified talks regarding the much needed fair pricing for mealie meal.
In the short term, we have intensified monitoring of those who could be smuggling our mealie meal and maize into other countries. We will stop this, and as this is being done, we have called on Millers to charge a fair price on mealie meal.
In the long run, we are calling on each citizen to take keen interest in farming and also support our policy that a farmer must be paid well for their maize in order for them to be motivated to grow more and subsequently mealie meal prices will drop.
We are in this together, and we must all get involved.
However, to colleagues that think, we are timid by being kind and that they can break the laws and entertain thoughts of illegal take over of government including undemocratic coup d’état, our only word is that; We are coming for you and we will not allow you to make Zambians start running around as is the case in some places.
Once more. Thank you, people of Kanyama, for voting for us, and yes, as the Hakainde Hichilema family, we will sink a borehole in each of the wards in Lusaka District and challenge all those that can to join us in this initiative. Water is life.
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Zambia is set to hold general elections in 2026, and former President Edgar Lungu is planning to make a comeback. Political advisor Chris Zumani Zimba has cautioned that the upcoming elections won’t be easy for either the ruling UPND or the opposition PF comparing the situation to the Russia-Ukraine war due to its intensity and difficulties. 
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Hichilema Warns Against Coup Plotters Endangering Zambia's Democracy And Stability

Former Nigerian president Olusegun Obasanjo has blamed Zimbabwe for a <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/burkina-faso-records-2nd-coup-in-8-months-as-army-captain-traore-ousts-military-leader-damiba/">spate of coups in Africa</a> saying the southern African country set a bad precedent by removing its founding leader late President Robert Mugabe from office in November 2017.
Obasanjo who served as Nigeria’s head of state from 1976 to 1979 and later as its president from 1999 to 2007 made the remarks while addressing the Pan-African Parliament in Midrand, Johannesburg South Africa, according to <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/2022/11/ex-nigerian-leader-obasanjo-blames-zimbabwe-for-wave-of-coups-in-africa/">ZimLive</a>. He said:  
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I once moved a motion in 1999 then that any country that has a government not through constitutional means should be suspended.
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There should be no half measures about these; It started in Zimbabwe where they said ‘it’s not a coup and it’s a half coup, it’s near a coup. A coup is a coup! Citizens of Africa have been able to shun leaders who amend the constitution, intending to personally gain from such amendments.
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His remarks were apparently in reference to Operation Restore Legacy which was led by then commander Constantino Chiwenga, now state Vice President which resulted in Mugabe’s “forced” resignation.
The Zimbabwean military staged the operation on the eve of 15 November and members of the public joined and thronged to the streets demanding that “Mugabe Must Go!!!”
The events paved way for the installation of Mugabe’s long-time aide and now president Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Since then nations such as Sudan, Mali and Burkina Faso have experienced recent coups and are under military rule.
Military coups were a regular occurrence in Africa in the decades after independence and there is great concern they are starting to become more frequent.
A study by US researchers, Jonathan Powell and Clayton Thyne, identified over 200 coup attempts in Africa since the 1950s and about half of these have been successful.
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