THE concerns raised by two Catholic Church leaders expressing their concern over the growing disunity make sad reading.It is disheartening that after 58 years of being independent, the country is being divided along ethnic lines. It should not be so.[ihc-hide-content ihc_mb_type=”show” ihc_mb_who=”4,5,6″ ihc_mb_template=”2″ ]Lusaka Diocese Archbishop, Dr Alick Banda and Emeritus Archbishop Telesphore Mpundu are said to be deeply concerned about the reverse tribalism taking place in the civil service that has seen more than 400 civil servants offloaded to Cabinet Office in holding positions.According to civic activist Brebner Changala, the two clerics met for the first time after a long separation for political reasons and have reconciled and reunited for a common cause – the good of the Church and the country.Mr Changala, who was at their reconciliatory meeting said “What is happening in the civil service where civil servants are being purged on the basis of their ethnicity has been a driving force […]
THE RECONCILIATION
