Zambia: 'I Feel Dumped on a Political Dumpsite,' Says Gary Nkombo

Author: lusakatimes.comPublished on: May 20, 2026Country: Zambia

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Zambia: 'I Feel Dumped on a Political Dumpsite,' Says Gary Nkombo

Zambian politician Gary Nkombo expressed his dissatisfaction with the current political situation, describing himself as 'dumped on a political dumpsite.' He criticized the lack of support and opportunities for members of his party. Nkombo also called for better collaboration among parties to improve the political landscape in Zambia.

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