By Burnett Munthali
Artist-turned-politician promises transformative infrastructure and industrial projects ahead of 2026 elections.
Yo Maps has pledged to build the world’s largest airport in Kabwe, aiming to transform the city into a major regional transport hub.
He also promised to construct Africa’s biggest stadium, positioning Kabwe as a center for sports and entertainment in the continent.
The artist-turned-politician envisions turning Kabwe into Zambia’s capital, complete with an exceptional road network connecting the city to other major regions.
Yo Maps further pledged to establish industries across Kabwe that will achieve a 100% employability rate, targeting full local job creation.
His campaign message encourages residents to vote wisely, highlighting development and infrastructure as key priorities for the 2026 elections.
The promise to modernize Kabwe and provide comprehensive employment opportunities positions Yo Maps as a transformative figure in Zambian politics.
He urges the people of Kabwe Central to support Elton Mulenga in the upcoming elections, framing the vote as a choice for progress and sustainable development.
If implemented, these ambitious plans could reshape Kabwe’s economic and social landscape, setting a benchmark for urban development across Zambia.
Yo Maps’ campaign reflects a growing trend of celebrities leveraging public influence to pursue political leadership and infrastructure-driven development agendas.
The proposals also underscore the emphasis on combining large-scale infrastructure projects with local employment and industrial growth as a model for regional transformation.
Kabwe residents face a critical decision in 2026, with promises of mega-projects and employment initiatives shaping the electoral discourse and future of the city.
