By NATION REPORTERHARRY Kalaba says as Africa is celebrating its freedom, there is need for Zambia to reflect on how much freedoms citizens are enjoying and what the country has done to achieve its economic freedom.Mr Kalaba, the president of the Citizens First said the African Freedom day symbolised the freedoms from the yolks of colonialism and should translate to the country’s unity as chorused in the national anthem.Mr Kalaba wondered how Zambians would liken themselves to a noble eagle when after 58 years of independence, ambitious citizens such as Zambia’s South African business mogul and philanthropist James Ndambo were being frustrated out of their own countries.“After 58 years of independence Zambia has failed to produce not even a sidle billionaire when countries within the region continue to produce them in numbers. James Ndambo, Zambia’s own business mogul and philanthropist was brought down by his own people by forcing him to shut down the operation […]
Let’s focus on economic emancipation – Kalaba
