UPND - Angola chapter

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President HH and the UPND government has achieved many successes in their five years in office. Here are the key areas in comparison to the PF regime's economic indicators and today's weather. Here are the economic indicators for Zambia from 2020 to 2026 (based on IMF and macroeconomic sources such as the IMF projections and FocusEconomics historical data):

Zambia: Key Economic Indicators (2020 vs 2026)

Indicator 2020 (Actual) 2026 (IMF Projected)

Real GDP Growth −2.8 % (contraction) ~5.8 % (strong growth)
Inflation (annual average) ~15.7 % ~9.3 % (easing)
Public Debt (% of GDP) ~140 % (very high) ~78 % (falling)

2020:
• Zambia’s economy was in recession, contracting by roughly −2.8 % as COVID-19 disrupted activity and export earnings fell.
• Inflation was very high, around 15–16 %, straining household purchasing power.
• Public debt reached extremely high levels (around 140 % of GDP), following years of fiscal deficits and careless borrowing.

2026 (Projected):
• Growth rebounds strongly, with GDP expanding near ~5.8 %, supported by mining, services, and economic recovery efforts.
• Inflation is projected to ease toward the single-digit zone (~9 %), reflecting tighter monetary policy and stabilization.
• Public debt as a share of GDP declines significantly to around ~78 %, as debt restructuring and fiscal consolidation take effect.

Overall: Between 2020 and 2026, Zambia’s economy moves from crisis (recession, high inflation, very high debt) to a more stable and growing outlook, with stronger expansion, lower inflation, and reduced debt burden. This shows why HH will win this year's general elections with a landslide victo