The work of transformation is not finished. Here is what President Hichilema and the UPND are committed to delivering in the next term — sector by sector, citizen by citizen.
Years of mismanagement left an over-indebted economy with limited opportunity.
Debt restructured, inflation stabilising, investor confidence returning.
Half a million new jobs through mining, agro-industry, and tourism expansion.
Higher wages, more opportunity, stronger kwacha.
Reliance on rain-fed maize leaves us vulnerable to drought.
Expanded farmer input, mechanisation, and irrigation programmes.
Year-round irrigation, value addition, and crop diversification.
Stable food prices, exports, prosperous farmers.
Understaffed clinics and broken supply chains.
Major recruitment of health workers, medicine reform.
Universal Health Coverage rollout in every district.
Quality care close to home for every family.
Costs locked millions of children out of school.
Free education restored; teachers recruited at record pace.
STEM, TEVET and digital skills in every district.
A generation ready for the modern economy.
Stalled roads and bridges hurt trade and farmers.
Resumed key corridors, modernised border posts.
Connect every district capital with paved roads.
Faster trade, lower costs, safer travel.
Drought exposed an over-reliance on hydro.
Diversifying with solar, scaling private investment.
Affordable, reliable power for homes and industry.
Lower bills, more industry, more jobs.
Production had collapsed; investors lost trust.
Major investments unlocked, output rising.
3 million tonnes of copper annually within the decade.
Massive revenue for schools, clinics, roads.
Too many young people without opportunity.
TEVET expansion and entrepreneurship grants.
Youth Innovation Fund, digital jobs initiative.
Young Zambians building the future at home.
Barriers to capital and leadership persist.
Women-led businesses prioritised in CDF.
Dedicated finance, mentorship, and political pipelines.
Equal opportunity, stronger families and economy.
Weakened institutions and impunity.
Strengthened anti-corruption agencies and press freedom.
Constitutional reforms entrenching accountability.
A democracy that truly serves the citizen.
Slow digital adoption held us back.
Smart Zambia initiatives expanding e-services.
National broadband, digital ID, tech parks.
Zambia as a digital hub of southern Africa.
Droughts and floods hitting our communities.
Coordinated drought response and reforestation pushes.
Climate-resilient agriculture and clean energy at scale.
A safer, greener Zambia for our children.
