THE last thing Zambians want as they go about their lives is being treated to semantics by the new dawn government.There is talk about allowing UPND members to form branches in markets and bus stations in Lusaka minus caderisation.Just like there is assurances of providing quality education as opposed to free education which was promised to the electorate.Of late there has been heated debate about the role of political cadres in markets and bus stations.The furore was sparked by Lusaka Province UPND chairman Obvious Mwaliteta when he stated that he would ensure that the party had branches in all markets and bus stations.Mr Mwaliteta’s statement was in stark contrast to President Hakainde Hichilema’s promise after he was declared winner of the August 12 elections that there would be no caderism allowed in markets and bus stations.Mr Hichilema’s promise has been widely welcomed throughout the country especially in urban centres where under the Patriotic Front, the […]
STOP SEMANTICS
