Zambia: LAZ Members Challenge Presidential Term Limit Tampering

Linda Kasonde, Josiah Kalala, and Henry Mulenga initiated a significant internal confrontation within the Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) on November 3, 2026, concerning the presidential two-term limit, advocating against any alteration to these constitutional provisions in Zambia.

This development carries substantial legal significance for practitioners, businesses, and the public, as it signals a potential challenge or debate over a fundamental aspect of Zambia's constitutional framework and democratic governance. The presidential term limit is a cornerstone of political stability and the peaceful transfer of power, and any move to tamper with it could trigger widespread political uncertainty, constitutional crises, and potentially impact investor confidence. The involvement of prominent legal figures and LAZ itself underscores the gravity of the issue within the legal fraternity.

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