AS the country inches closer to the August 12 general elections, there is need to ensure that all forms of violence are eliminated.Politicians have the responsibility to ensure that their supporters respect the rule of law and avoid engaging in activities that tend to lead to violence.It is unfortunate that clashes between political parties are becoming all too often in the Zambia, especially during elections. People failing to disagree peacefully is now a common feature and source of conflict.Yet as a Christian nation, one would expect that citizens would be ready to engage in any debate without resorting to physical confrontation.Alas, the temptation to resort to physical confrontation seems to be gaining ground, something that should worry all leaders.Traditional leaders are rightly speaking about this unfortunate situation, as Chief Chikwanda of the Bemba speaking of Mpika has pointed out, political leaders should take the lead and ensure that their supporters also known as cadres, are […]
TAME VIOLENT CADRES
