A HUMAN rights and governance consultant has advised former prime minister in the UNIP government Malimba Masheke to apologise to the people of Western Province for the area’s underdevelopment, arguing that it would be a travesty of reason to accuse the current administration of being responsible for the situation in the area.
Reacting to a statement by some concerned citizens presented by General Masheke on the recent happenings in Western Province, Mbinji Mufalo said it was unfortunate that the Barotseland Agreement was being used for political competitiveness.
“The issues I seek to share with you were evoked by sentiments recently expressed by Gen Masheke and maybe shared by his peers on the incarcerated individuals from Western Province, and that little attention has been paid to Western Province and that it is the poorest region in Zambia,” he said.
Mr Mufalo, who is a lecturer at the University of Zambia, said to argue that a president who had been in office for a period of slightly more than two years was responsible for the unacceptable and undesirable situation in some regions of Zambia was a travesty of reason.
He said while it could be acknowledged that there was poverty in Western Province, the situation was similar to other rural provinces of the country.
“The obtaining concerns and contentions on the Barotse question should serve to provide us a premise for interrogating our governance modes. There should be nothing partisan about the Barotse question,” he said.
Mr Mufalo attributed the current situation on the failures of the past leadership.
“I here ague that eminent persons like Gen Masheke and his peers should be honourable enough and say to the people of Zambia that we the political and governance elite have failed the people of Zambia and indeed rural provinces like Western Province over time and we apologise, other than evoking anti-Government sentiments,” he said.
He said he was happy that the Government was putting in place development frameworks to redress the under-development in rural Zambia.
He said Zambians should challenge people like Gen Masheke on what they did when they were in office.
Mr Mufalo said Gen Masheke and concerned parties should show leadership by advocating for broader consultative means of engaging the Barotse question.
[ Times of Zambia ]
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The BRE led by one male Litunga are to blame for the upheavals in Western Province. They agreed t the creation of present day Zambia by the Litunga and his offsprings being the only beneficially of the agreement. The people of Western Province were deeply maginalised and not taken care off in the agreement. because of this, the Document was kept a secret. read the document, it does not provide for pulling OUT. The pipo in W/Province were being mislead in the absence of information. Pipo that should have lobbied for W/province to develop fled and started living in Lusaka,looking for a beta life i.e. The Sikota’s, Sipalo’s, Mundias etc. leaving W/Province poor than before. The question is why was the BRE agreement kept a secret?????
I think Gen. Masheke did what he could do for Western province, he even solicited for power (national grid) to get to western province. The question we should be asking is what are we willing to do today? Masheke is a pioneer and we should add-on to what he did, let’s stop finger pointing and address serious issues that are really affecting the people of the west.
Chacine ni comedy
Luapula, Northwestern and western are least developed , which one is the worst. Advise me so that as you assist us retain power this yr we could improve.
We are a country that has phony leaders and a culture of failures. While UNIP tried to take development to rural areas during its 27yr rule, MMD has appallingly failed both urban and rural areas during its 21yrs in power.
We all expected MMD to build on what UNIP did, but they have lamentably failed the people. UNIP faired far better relative to MMD
If you cant deliver, do not aspire for positions of leadership…MMD kuya bebele
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western province will only develop if those fellows start embracing other tribes,at the moment a non lozi is not allowed to take any investment to that part of the country
# 2 The absence of this information was structured by Kaunda and his government. The document was treated as classified. Why…selfishness, the Sikotas and others wetre given jobs so they can keep quiet on this issue. But, I think we will not go anywhere by pointing fingers, so what is the wayforward is a better question to arrive at the solution. So people like Mbinji must think of the solutions, be positive thinkers for once ba Mbinji. You seem to be joining the cadre mentality even as lecturer.
Mbinji Mufalo & #7 Lady gaga: have respect for Zambia’s finest military officer ever. That man rose by merit and full honour to the rare respected rank of 4 Star General (2nd), General. running ZDF(ZAF+ZA+ZNS). He graduated from Sandhurst Military college in UK with distinction, trained by the Russian Intelligence and set up the Miitary Intelligence Services of Zambia and Internation counter intelligence, terrorism systems, coordinating operatons and information sharing with ZSIS (OP) and other countries in a time the Southern region was trigger happy with war in at least 4 of our neighbouring countries. Personally led mission to rescue Samora Mashel and Chisano from the the on slaught of SA’s apartheid regime. The has the blood of a true Zambian. A hero, A Partiot. Show respect!
Since when did Mbinji Mufalo become a Human rights activist? Bo Mbinji just concetrate on your Job @ UNZA & RTSA,these politicians will use you like toilet paper.
Kaunda’s generation treated even the most mundane piece of information that had a coat of arms and some dubious statement as a state secret. They classified things that would make a kindergarten kid cry with shame. I have gone through this BA paper and I see nothing that could have not been shared then (70s, 80s, anytime). Remember that the strength of dictators lies in their withholding of information and it means ALL information. That era has disappeared with mobile comms and internet technologies. Let’s face everything and solve what we can.
At first we didnt want any development in western province. Ask Shopright they will tell you how they laboured to penetrate
I completetly agree with mufalo’s statement that the underdevlopment can not be plaved on the past two years but is a result of the previous 44 years. And i am uncomfrtable with the emergence of these Lozi leaders who all now rising to criticise government now that the situation is tense> Where have they been? What role did they play when holding offices?
**==bo mbingi is right, where have all these people being that they should now realise that western province or barotse land is neglected in terms of development, they had the chance when they held high positions in the govt to take devlopmental programmes there. And for all you thinking the man is becoming a cadre, i can clearly see this zambia mentality of cowadice, if somebody speaks up on the wrongs then you lable him. its high time zambians woke up and stood for something
I don’t understand this nonsense. If Masheke is prime minister, if kunda is vice president, if christon tembo is vp, are these people supposed to concetrate development in their areas of origin? Areas which have not had a vice president will never develop. Help us God.
Some Zambians can be shallow but this mbinji Mufalo beats them all. No one has said they wanted RB to develop WP in two years. This issue of WP being underdeveloped has been brewing for sometime & WP voted for RB in the hope that things will improve & turn round but this RB forgot what he promised these people during campaigns & openly told them off that ‘ I did not tell the people of WP to vote for me’. After hearing this Lozis lost all hope of receiving development even if Rupiah was given 10 years. He showed his dislike for them by ordering police to shoot at them & maim. Masheke is just speaking on behalf of his tribesmen who are imprisoned. Stop this *****ic criticism of people who worked hard for this country.
#5 MMD Cadre, is Eastern Province developed? It breaks my heart to spend more than six hours to travel from Chipata to Lundazi, a distance of 175 km. Lusaka and Copperbelt urban are the only “developed” parts of Zambia. Let us not cheat ourselves about development in other parts of Zambia and where a vice president comes from. Serenje and its outer areas are just bush. Let us not fool each other please.
This is what some of us have been saying all along. There are high levels of poverty in most of Zambia. It is only along the line of rail that passes from Livingstone to the Copperbelt that one sees development. Also, we must not forget that the country has been in economic decline since 1974 up to 2000. That is close to 30 years, what kind of development can be expected from a country that was getting poorer and was struggling to maintain the little infrastructure it had, let alone be in a position to build more? People also need to be realistic in their expectations. W province is a vast, sandy flood plain that is inundated for close to 6 months every year with a sparse spread out population. Even with the best will in the world, it will be very difficult to develop it in 90 days.
Facking arse consultant. Apologise for what? Hoooo hell everyone these days is coming up with all these funny names and titles to get a brown envelope. Human Rights consultant? Shitarse.
The problem with our system is that, it seems the president has the preserve of deciding what development goes where. That is why, there is a misconception that one has to be in a position of some kind to take development to their village. This is all wrong. We need to advocate for change in development administration. Let us have a united Zambia but different states/regions. This will promote self determination. Each region must have its senators who in turn aspire for the highest office in the land. We need a better system. We are seeing querries by the auditor general’ s office, alarming figures indeed. There’s so much theft by civil servants hence underdevelopment of our regions. Also resource allocation goes to favourites of the leaders or their own pockets.
# lady gaga I wont accept such language from you.This man is a full general and he served Zambia well!!You cant use gutter language on him.Reserve such language to your boyfriends,you sorry soul!!
# 7 lady gaga I wont accept such language from you.This man is a full general and he served Zambia well!!You cant use gutter language on him.Reserve such language to your boyfriends,you sorry soul!!
We cannot take away what the Kaunda team did. They of course made their mistakes – but that should not be used to exonerate the bluntant arrogance of the MMD. Although the mines ran out of money at the end of the 80s – Zambia was a much proud nation then. Today we have privatised the mines – Why is the MMD not collecting sufficient tax to return our pride and develop our country? There is nothing wrong in criticising government!! They need to be criticised so they can be aware of what they are supposed to do. So General Masheke is ok when he speaks the way he has and he can actually tell you that his team did a lot to develop this country – it was messed up by the MMD. When they took over, instead of building on what existed they dismantled many things!!! Vote MMD out for a change.
# 19 Chimunya, your are wrong and this is one misinformation people like you have used to discredit Western province by giving cheap thinking. Do you know what is in that sandy plain? Did you survey that land and you know what it has for us? Keep quiet if you do not know so you spare us from ignorance exposure. We have a very rich region which has only lacked leadership. Do not issult the land God has given to His people but challenge the leaders to do better. I love Barotseland, it has all it takes to develop the whole Zambia, all Zambia’s villages can be towns if Western province is well handled. So do not insult the Lozis.
These commedians should be serious.
# 24 Mwebantu, I agree with you, we need to change Boma this year. MMD messed up our development agenda. But this is not to say Kaunda and his team were angels. They also did so many wrong things, Chiluba and his team came and did much more wrongs than good. As for General Malimba, I respect him for what he did and stood for Zambia. He is not a chameleon who changes stance to suit himself. We thank God for great men in uniform like him.
#25 How is it insulting to Lozis and other people of W province to say that the terrain in which they find themselves will also affect how development is undertaken there? Is it not true that there is flooding for a considerable part of the year? Would that not impact on road construction or mining or whatever economic activity one might undertake? My point was that Zambia is a poor country period. For most of the years since it gained independence it has faced economic decline. Economic decline means that the country is not making enough money to pay for its needs let alone develop. The country had the highest per capita debt in the world until recently. Where then, was the money going to come from to develop W province with its difficult terrain and the other equally poor provinces?
#25 By the way I think you will find that not all of Western province is Barotseland. All areas of Zambia need investment and I dont think that Barotseland should be treated as a special case just because a few criminally minded extremists with the backing of self-serving politicians throw stones and destroy property that belongs to all of us as Zambians.
I think Mbinji Mufalo’s length of memory is the same as that of a chicken. Collectively, Banda has been in government for a very long time, ni wakudala Bwezani. He is the one who introduced Kaunda to his wayward friend Jonas Savimbi and was once Minister of Foreign Affairs and was also Namboard MD where he was fired for stealing and tribal bigotry. So the notion that he is a president who has been in office for a period of slightly more than two years does not create any traction here, he has been in the corridors of power since forever and if Mbinji is like Sikota Wina looking for a job, he should leave Masheke out of his shameful scheme.
7 Lady gaga, bad language.
You like insulting especially using my Bemba language. Your language is too graphic for a lady.
You also seem to know a lot of intimate details about high profile people in lusaka going by your comments about Kapijimpanga and Noel Nkhoma in your past blogs..You said Noel Nkhoma is a womaniser…You even know madam Kapijimpanga’s husband by first name..all from your comments on the kapiji mpanga issue…you went on to say girls at Lazy mens in chilenje drink cheap wines like Bardo which are known as leg openners.
Do you work for OP or you are just a SOCIAL ANIMAL?
#10 Digga Says…may be if you said the truth about Masheke I would agree such as the guy was a coward. Remember Mpyamanzi bombings in Rufunsa/Luangwa by Ian smith and his warped intelligence information to the Army opps in the area?
#30 Taking your argument to its logical conclusion, then Sata and Masheke are equally responsible as they were also part of that UNIP govt. The issue should be about bringing development to all parts of Zambia and not singling out Western province as if it is a special case.
There is terrible xenophobia, no wonder the under-development
#34 you are quite right.Development should not only be derived from government but also from businessmen both local and international.
If Businessmen discover that the area is full of xenophobialists they cant invest.!period.
If I may ask: If one has been in government before, whether they delivered or not, do they forfeit the right to criticize succeeding governments? Also, is Masheke being criticized because what he is saying is not true or because he is the wrong person to say it?
Did masheke single out RB’s government or did he criticize the mmd government of the past 21 years?
There are two ‘lady gagas’ on this site, #7 & #20 and they have one dirty habit in common, vulgar insults to people who have done them no offence. They must be from the same family. They are digusting.
#35 You are very right. As well as being called ‘manyunkuyuku’, you have higher costs because you will be flooded for half the year.
#36 What did Malimba Masheke contribute to the development of the province? Was he not part of the UNIP regime that allegedly reneged on the agreement? Additionally, doesn’t the fact that the likes of Masheke, Lisulo and others were in the top echelons of the UNIP govt counter the argument that the people from Western province have been systematically marginalised? However you look at it, this is a non-starter. Some people have just been fuelling this issue in order to discredit the present regime of RB. W province is poor but so are all the other provinces in the poor country called Zambia.
There is no-development to really speak of anywhere in this country. If the Lozi people really want to separate, give them a referendum in the whole area that they think is part of BRE. Should they lose, this issue should be dead and buried once and for all. W/Province is not the only underdeveloped place in this country. The whole Zambia is underdeveloped. Hence, the term we are referred to as “Least Developed Country”. In future, there will be need to create resettlement schemes so that all areas are accessible to all people that are citizens of this country…. I would strongly advocate that we also re-distribute their tall fine women so that we procreate a new class of citizens that ‘ll look beyond tribe n’ language. In Tanzania, Nyerere did it when they unified Tanzania with…
Its true Masheke was a Lozi prime minister who failed to develop his own province.
Luapula, NorthWestern and Western provinces are the least developed because people from these provinces are lazy. Lozi people trust their Fish & Beer Drinking too much and wanting to live in Big Cities
Take for a example: Southern & Eastern Provinces has very hard working people in Agriculture and Animal Farming.
Tongas & Nchewa, Ngoni, Tumbuka’s & Nsenga have contributed a lot to the development of Southern & Eastern Provinces because of farming . In Northern Province, Only Namwangas in Mbala are good farmers
People in Luapula are lazy because of Zaire or Congo influences. Naturally, our friends from The Congo love nightlife and dressing well all the time.
Farmer @ 42 Your stereotypical mind can prove hazardous. You can find hard workers from each social or ethnic grouping. That s the same as saying all blacks are stupid and dull – until you find one very smart black man. Lady Gaga = Respect the elders. Nchimunya = remember that sand does not mean poverty. In effect, Israeli sands are now one of the most profitable and productive centres of thriving exports to Europe and other parts of the world. So, Nchimunya you are very wrong. Floods are not a curse but a blessing. General Masheke was operating within a political framework that allowed him to direct development to the whole country and just WP.
= and not just WP.
Bloggers read –
A Travesty of Reason at mbinjimufalo.blogspot.com/
An Interrogation of the Barotse Question within Poverty & Nation-State Governance Representation
a press release by Mbinji Mufalo
#43 If you are unable to see that the terrain, the floods and the sparse population will impact on the manner in which it can potentially be developed then please dont direct your comments to me. Israel gets billions of dollars from the US in order to maintain itself. It is not self sufficient by any stretch of the imagination. Israel is also much smaller and more densely populated than W province with access to the sea. If you are going to use examples, find those that are relevant and dont just pull examples from the air just to make cheap political points.
for sure anyone with a unip agenda and mashekez shold have shame.no one is to blame for underdevelopment of w province than unip politics and the mashekes on top. i have no plans to take the guy serious unless give a comprehensive explanation to his failures and that of his party as regards w prov underdevelopment. hasn’t he noticed that nobody mentions unip expect me that is?
@ 11 wanzelu. It is clear you were born way after Afronet! Regards…
For me I think to put General Masheke on the spot is to agree with his false premise that WP is the poorest province. If that be the case, and if by any economically verifiable data WP is indeed the poorest province, then the question to pose is why has it taken so long for this realisation to be made. Secondly, could Malimba Masheke have managed to influence development to WP single handedly. Was he not operating under the headship of one the most authoritave post colonial leaders? Would that not have affected his personal bability to take development to Barotseland. What about today, who can we say has singularly influenced this type of thing? Katele Kalumba? Therefore, the argument has many loopholes.
Nchimunya = when was the last time you were in WP. Go there and you will find that what you call sand is growing thriving maize fields. Conservation farming is producing the best maize yield in the sands of the province. Your imaginary huge investments argument does not hold water. The issue with WP is appropriate seed varieties, and right technology. You will find the same in Israel. You dont nee to be an economic geek to figure that one out. Did you ever hear that the best pumpkin harvest is from WP. Do some research.
1.Which province is the most developed and why?
2.Which province is the least developed and why?
3.Name a province you would mostly be confortable to settle in as your “home”? and give reasons.
4.Would you support an idea, to make western province a tax TAX FREE ZONE so that investors and local businessmen and those in informal sector can plough back their earnings into developing the province?
5.What product or economic activity/ produce does the western province claim as their basis of economic development-core competency?
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#50 If all those things are happening in WP as you say then why all the noise? It is either deliberately and systematically marginalised or it is not. There is no half way house. So which is it, prosperous maize growing area or is it poverty stricken and ignored. Take your pick. Also, while you are at it, please tell me which province in Zambia does not suffer from high levels of poverty given the fact that we have been in economic decline for close to 30 years. To get the appropriate seeds and technology takes investment and time. Given that the Zambian govt did not have any money to speak of for 30 years, it is hardly surprising that the things you mention did not take place. Israel is the biggest beneficiary of US aid in the world which of course impacts its economy.
# 33, The matter has nothing to do with taking development to Western Zambia alone as a special case, now. If we are one nation as Bwezani and those before him would like us to believe, then every single square metre of this country deserves to receive its fair share of the national cake. Now, its a fact that Barotseland has received a disproportionate meagre share hence the disproportionately higher than national poverty levels out there. They or any part of One Zambia One Nationa do not need to have a Prime Minister, VP or President to take development there, this is the job of the constitution and patriotic Zambian holding powers in the corridors of state to o so in order to preserve of one nationness.
#53 It is open to question whether or not W province has received less money proportionally than the other provinces. Some figures suggest that it is Luapula which has the indicators of being the poorest province in Zambia. NW was also traditionally marginalised both economically but socially as well. People from that province faced discrimination to the effect that some of them denied being from that area for fear of being referred to as ‘six koloko’, or as a certain politician called them ‘nyamazai’. We can not run away from the fact as I have already stated that the country is poor. Any rural area in Zambia needs development. There is hardly any development in Northern province but people from there are not using violence and ethnic cleansing so as to get attention to their plight.
@ 50 Nchimunya. I wish to alter your incorrect view that sands are equivalent to poor productivity. Nay. Let me remind you further that WP has a competitive advantage when it comes to things like winter maize. We do not need to be the largest beneficiary of US AID in the world to transform WP.
#53 You are very correct in saying that W province does not need a prime minister to come from there to champion it’s cause but I find it very strange indeed that you seem to agree with somebody who happened to be from there, did not take development to the province when he had the opportunity to do and now is throwing baseless accusations at the present regime. Surely, he also bears some responsibility for what we see happening in W province. The same goes for a certain opposition politician who was very much part of UNIP and the first MMD regime. At the time he had power and influence he did not care about W province but all of a sudden now, years later, coincidentally in an election year, the fate of the poor suffering people of W province has somehow stirred his conscience?
@ 54 = Northern Province as far as I can recall does not have an agreement issue to discuss with government as opposed to WP.
#53 The reason we talk about politicians who have served in previous and regimes and hail from the province is to put pay to the argument that states that the province is marginalised. How can a province which has enjoyed political representation at the highest level be marginalised? The Zambian govt pays for the Kuomboka, Lozi language is not banned and is broadcast on radio and television. Lozis are not living in ghettos in Lusaka or the CB and their land is not systematically being appropriated as has happened to other marginalised peoples in the world. Lozis are not systematically targeted by the police and are well represented in institutions of higher learning. Socially they are able to mingle and marry with whomever they wish, where then is their marginalisation?
#57 So you shift the goal posts again. Is it the agreement you are more concerned about or the levels of poverty, or marginalisation, what exactly are you fighting for?
#55 You seem to be expert in this field. What exactly is stopping you from using that expertise to develop W province or at least a part of it? As far as I know the CEEC is open to anybody who happens to be a Zambian citizen. However, rioting and violence is not the best way to woo people from outside to come and invest their hard earned money in the province. Recently, the Liuwa plains national park has been rehabilitated. It could be a tourist destination to rival Luangwa or Kafue national parks. Liuwa has the second highest wildebeest migration after Serengeti. Now what tour operator is going to want to take tourists who have paid top dollar there if they are likely to face insecurity and violence?
@ 60 Exactly my point. Whether through CEEC or through any other initiative, development of those sands is a realistic objective as you have rightly pointed out. The issue of violence is a new one, and perhaps it would help to mention that the agreement issuec an be traced back to the NCC submission by BRE. I metnion this to counter your attempt to compare NP or any other province for that matter with WP – historically they vary. Therefore, the investor into WP has not been stopped in the past 46 years by a violence factor. The question is why has the investor into these areas taken so long to appear, it has taken that investor close to half a decade. That s my point. So the recent violence cannot the historical reason for delays in lifitng up these standards in the province. Suffice it…
#61 The fact that you have high levels of poverty throughout Zambia means that the agreement is not the real problem. The agreement was abrogated in 1969. How would the implementation of the agreement have made things different in W province? Also the agreement was heavily biased against non Lozis in the province, so I think it would be highly irresponsible for the present regime to implement it in its present form. We need to acknowledge that we are one of the poorest countries in the world which means that there is a limit to what the govt can achieve, Last year we earned about 13 billion dollars which in global terms is peanuts. We need to redouble our efforts to increase our earning capacity but I dont think ethnic extremism is the way to go.
It’s stupidity to start pointing fingers at people like General Masheke. The KK Govt distributed wealth and development to all parts of the country according to the the population and Administrative needs of particular areas. When MMD came into power in 1991, they neglected all developmental programmes that UNIP left, neglected infrastructure maintenance and upgrading. I’ve been to the remotest areas in Western Province offering specialised health services, and evidence of what UNIP did is there in form of ruins now, and certain buildings have been taken over by influential locals. You remember PWD, had depots in the deep rural areas. There was one near Luampa hospital, now a Police Post, if not closed, with grader remains still there, but unfit for human habitation. NONSENSE.
Development is in people’s minds and government just suppliment efforts made by the locals. This province is 1 the least populated and those who are still there have no means of leaving the province. For example there are so many Ugandans in diaspora and those people remit close to US$400 000 000 to their country for investment. Coming to our Lozi fellows, there are so many Lozis living outside western province, doing well in Business, why can’t such people be investing in their areas. It is not much but it can make a difference at the end of the day. If one today can invest in a clinic or farm and even building better houses that could be termed as development. Lozis stop blaming GRZ, first look at yourselves and admit where you are wrong.
I do not need GRZ to build a 3bedroomed or rather better house for my father in the village, it is my responsibility to improve the living standards of my parents. For Lozis when they move to town, e.g Lusaka they shift their parents from Western province to either Livingstone(Southern) or Chongwe (Lusaka province). If 10 working children can build better houses for their parents in Shangombo the place could look better. If you do not care about where you come from, who will care on your behalf. Us Easterners believe in getting back to our villages, the current President Rupiah Banda was hand-picked from the farm in Chipata and not somewhere in town.
Zambia has been let down by the so-called educated people like Mbiji Mufalo who can do anything to get a job in govt. Instead of looking outside or within UNZA to advance himself, Mr Mufolo, has chosen to trade his dignity to be his masters’ voice and not only campaign for the MMD but help lauder it.
Like someone has said, Mbiji’s memory is as short as a chicken’s.
I’m your humble workmate.
Is this not the Mbunji of UNZA? Indeed his memory is very short. 65 You are right, Barotse people have not recognised their areas of roigin including Mbunji herself. They are up their in ivory towers when their relatives in Barotseland shit in the bush without improved toilets. The Barotse elite speak very good english, and are prepared to sleep on the floor in their villages whilst having mansions in Lusaka. This is interpretive of the selfish, greedy mentality of the Barotse elite. The Barotse elite are ready to sell their soul to the Devil for a few comforts in Lusaka, rather than sacrifice for their people. The stupid Barotse elite.
# 67 What is your problem are you jealous of us It is not our fault that some of us are elite and educated.Do not blame us for your poverty and a high levels of illiteracy from where you hail from.Just accept we are better than the rest of the dull zambians you included.
We are tired of this regionalism. Zambia is one and forget about this fulish talk that has come! I miss KK, this fulisness would not be going around.
This so-called “agreement” was restored when Zambia became one, therefore, there is nothing else to restore so shut up yo’ all.
Just accept we are more superio than the rest of you losers