Roberto releases his latest single “Chitenge”

1. We should make no room in this world for this fear. All people are entitled to live their lives with a degree of knowledge sufficient to understand that there are no evil spirits and, for that matter, no spirits at all except in the metaphorical sense. All the evil in the world is done by human beings to human beings at their own discretion, not because some devil is whispering into their ears or guiding their hands. Until we arrive at that point, there will always be periods of history in which the belief in superstition eclipses reason to the extent that what amounts to torture, slavery and murder seem justified as means of combating the forces of darkness and so become the real forces of darkness, all-too-real evils that afflict nations from India to the Zambia to Nigeria to Rwanda…

2. Is this song pro ka Lungu or anti ka Lungu? If it’s the latter, this boy will end up in jail. And if it’s the former this boy can rape women with impunity.

   Just saying..

   • Sorry the bleeped word is rápe. Meaning the séxual assault that when committed by a praise singer earns that rápist a get-out-of-jail free pass. At least in ka Lungu’s domain.

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