Thu, 15 Dec 2016 09:40:50 +0000 THE fourteen Independent members of Parliament (MPs) who want to work with Patriotic Front (PF) are in fact members of the ruling party and should not be chased or alienated, Kelvin Bwalya Fube has observed. Mr Fube who is PF deputy elections chairperson said there was urgent need for the governing party to re-think its strategies cautioning that the kind of rhetoric party members were hearing from some leaders was uncalled for. Mr Fube said the future of the PF did not lie in issuing threats to structures, warning that intimidating people could only help weaken the party. He wondered why some people within the party were expressing dissent on Independent MPs when it was clear that they were supporting the PF and ready to work with the Government. Mr Fube explained that had the 14 Independent MPs being against PF, they would have aligned themselves with opposition […]
