Fri, 15 Dec 2017 11:03:17 +0000 By TERENCE MISELO THE ZAMBIA Association of Musicians (ZAM) has described Pilato’s latest and seemingly controversial single as another abuse of freedom of expression by the Copperbelt-based satirical singer and poet. According to a statement by ZAM president Njoya Tembo famously known as Njoya Tee, the association has disapproved and condemned Pilato’s song saying it is demeaning the Head of State. “ZAM would like to acknowledge that musicians across the world are important agents of change through the contents of their music, songs and personal character. Zambia, being a democracy, ZAM encourages its members and all artists to continue exercising their right to comment on social and political matters with full citizen responsibility, professional objectivity and mutual respect for everyone,” stated Njoya. “Despite Pilato not being our member, ZAM would like to make its official position on the song as it concerns our sector. In this regard, ZAM would […]
