Yufi Awake

This is a positive development. The National Freedom Front's participation in the Southern Africa Institute for Policy and Research (SAIPAR) workshop demonstrates a commitment to evidence-based policymaking and pro-poor initiatives. The alignment with the NFF's People's Manifesto is a valuable step towards informed policy creation.

The National Freedom Front has taken up the invitation to participate in the workshop convened by the Southern Africa Institute for Policy and Research (SAIPAR), in partnership with the Zambia Centre for Inter-Party Dialogue.

This engagement aligns directly with our ongoing nationwide consultations for the NFF People’s Manifesto. The workshop places a spotlight on evidence policy makers on pro-poor policies and emergency preparedness across Zambia’s political spectrum.

The room has brought together researchers from the Institute for Development Studies, UK International Development, the Indaba Agricultural Policy Research Institute, the Chronic Poverty Advisory Network, the University of Zambia, and many Political Parties.

The NFF values these collective spaces where political actors, scholars, and research institutions converge to push share ideas.

NFF is poised to amplify the growing voices of young people, anticipating growth and breaking down barriers to youth participation

On 14 November 2025, we convened our first Consultative Meeting on the NFF People’s Manifesto. The meeting brought together comrades progressive politicians, students, and thinkers in Economics, Law, Infrastructure, and Governance all feeding into our draft manifesto.

The conversation was rich. The insights were bold. The momentum is real.

We’re still gathering voices add yours.
We’re building a party that listens, responds, and co-creates the future with its people.

To protect the neutrality of non-partisan contributors, we’ve withheld PHOTOS. What matters is their ideas and those are already shaping the People’s Manifesto.

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