Zambia: State Opposes Constitutional Bail for Mundubile, Zulu and 16 Others

Author: lusakatimes.comPublished on: October 29, 2026Country: Zambia
Crime & Law
Zambia: State Opposes Constitutional Bail for Mundubile, Zulu and 16 Others

The headline says the Zambian state opposes a request for constitutional bail by Mundubile, Zulu and 16 others. The supplied text provides no further details about the applicants, the charges or the court proceedings.

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