The unresolved conflict of interest issue has a significant impact on a man who is vying to lead the PF and possibly the nation.
Brian Mundubile, the man vying to take over the leadership of the Patriotic Front (PF), is facing mounting allegations that paint him less as a clean contender and more as a candidate mired in money, manipulation, and murky alliances.
The accusations, which have been circulating both within political circles and the public domain, connect Mundubile to questionable road contracts, controversial business ties, suspicious campaign financing, and links to the infamous Faith Musonda scandal.
Contracts on the Road and Conflicts of Interest According to PACRA records, Mundubile owns shares in Build Trust Construction, which won a K55 million feeder road project in Mporokoso.
Critics claim that the contract was not only hidden from the public but also poorly executed, raising concerns about how such a deal could have survived scrutiny.
Two other companies with alleged connections to Mundubile—Omni Construction and Shimalata Engineering—are reported to have walked away with contracts worth over K170 million combined.
The unresolved conflict of interest issue has a significant impact on a man who is vying to lead the PF and possibly the nation.
The Faith Musonda Connection even more unsettling are Mundubile’s ties to millionaire businesswoman Faith Musonda, who became a household name after a scandal involving unexplained millions.
Even though Mundubile acknowledges that he and Musonda co-registered a business, he maintains that the venture "never took off."
But many people wonder why a man who wants to be president would work with someone whose wealth caused national outrage. Campaign Cash and Questionable Company
Insiders within the PF whisper that Mundubile has been seen collecting campaign money from ETG, not alone, but in the company of Faith Musonda and, surprisingly, senior UPND figures such as William Banda and Obvious Mwaliteta.
The revelations have shocked PF members who wonder why their presidential hopeful appears to share financial lifelines with ruling party operatives.
Bankrolling Online Attack Dogs Mundubile’s campaign style is also under fire.
He is accused of funding social media operatives like Chanda Nonde, a known PF supporter once arrested for running the toxic Munyaule Zambia Facebook page. Such tactics, critics argue, show a troubling reliance on digital smear campaigns rather than principled leadership.
A Secret pact for power adding to the growing list of concerns, reports suggest Mundubile has struck a deal with veteran lawyer and politician Chifumu Banda, promising him the running mate position in exchange for his political backing. This alleged arrangement further fuels perceptions of a candidate willing to trade integrity for ambition.
More Questions Than Answers after years of scandal and controversy, Mundubile finds himself weighed down by cash deals, compromised contracts, and shady networks instead of presenting himself as a clean break for the PF. For many, the central question remains: can a man entangled in such webs of suspicion truly claim to represent accountability and renewal for PF and for Zambia?
As the race for the PF presidency intensifies, Mundubile’s silence on these allegations only deepens the doubts. What Zambians see is not just a political hopeful but a candidate whose ambitions are shadowed by deals, debts, and dangerous friendships.
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