Tue, 05 Sep 2017 14:55:52 +0000 …for what he did in Mongu By Bennie Mundando UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema would have been “instantly” shot dead by state security for blocking a presidential motorcade if it were in countries like the United States of America, an analyst on African affairs, Izak Khomo, has said. He said the motorcade incident was a display of temerity that was not acceptable. And Mr. Khomo has blasted the Southern African Partnership for Democratic Change (SAPDC) for pushing a neo-liberal agenda on the continent and has challenged African countries not to accommodate ideologies which the rest of the world had reservations against. Speaking on SABC, Mr. Khomo said the bickering between the UPND and PF has brought division in the country and that Mr. Hichilema’s decision to block the presidential motorcade in Mongu and his consequent arrest was testimony of how volatile the political space had become in Zambia. “It is […]
