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Mundubile Treason Case: Do Historical Trials Justify the Delay in Taking Suspects to Court?

Zambia Eye
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October 22, 2026, 10:04 pm
Mundubile Treason Case: Do Historical Trials Justify the Delay in Taking Suspects to Court?

"Zambian Eye Analysis | Lusaka The continued detention of opposition leader Brian Mundubile, his running mate Makebi Zulu and 16 co-accused without the treason allegations proceeding to court has raised a difficult constitutional question: how long can the State keep suspects in custody while investigations continue, and what lessons can be drawn from Zambia’s previous […] The post Mundubile Tre..."

Zambian Eye Analysis | Lusaka The continued detention of opposition leader Brian Mundubile, his running mate Makebi Zulu and 16 co-accused without the treason allegations proceeding to court has raised a difficult constitutional question: how long can the State keep suspects in custody while investigations continue, and what lessons can be drawn from Zambia’s previous […]

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