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Poor man. Accept our apologies as Zambians. You are safe.
The madness of attaching innocent hardworking folks from outside Zambia should never again show its devious spirit in peaceful and hospital Zambia. Blessed are the peace makers. Sincere apologies to all victims, Please feel at home and raise your children with a sense of peace in Zambia.
No more madness of attacking innocent hardworking folks. We have our sons and daughter on foreign soils scattered world over, Imagine they were targeted with xenophibic attacks too in equal measure. It would be a disaster considering that if they returned the Diaspora which has now become Zambia’s 3rd institution of national economic lifeline is injecting some good Billion of US Dollars in the economy per year. Very shameful. Its time for co-existence.
It lesson for all Zambians as we approach the elections that peace is the key to prosperity. Let us reject the proposed armageddon, safeguard our peace & tranquility which we have enjoyed for many years. Wherever you run to as refuge, peace & security is not guaranteed. The answer is to promote peace & had work at home.
This is where you need your president and madame tourism minister who play a key role in convincing investors and tourists its a safe destination. People in charge of marketing this sector need to unleash everything they can for the next three months none stop. Those wanting these minister jobs need to know what they are doing at all times and when to do it. The president from day one should have been responsible enough to hold a press conference but alas we have a travelling president who is never around to address such important matters until its too late!
we zambians should use our heads,and not kidneys to think.
It should not be repeated.
Sad to see this happening in Zambia. Hate and brutality against foreigners has never been our policy.
Poor man. Accept our apologies as Zambians. You are safe.
The madness of attaching innocent hardworking folks from outside Zambia should never again show its devious spirit in peaceful and hospital Zambia. Blessed are the peace makers. Sincere apologies to all victims, Please feel at home and raise your children with a sense of peace in Zambia.
No more madness of attacking innocent hardworking folks. We have our sons and daughter on foreign soils scattered world over, Imagine they were targeted with xenophibic attacks too in equal measure. It would be a disaster considering that if they returned the Diaspora which has now become Zambia’s 3rd institution of national economic lifeline is injecting some good Billion of US Dollars in the economy per year. Very shameful. Its time for co-existence.
It lesson for all Zambians as we approach the elections that peace is the key to prosperity. Let us reject the proposed armageddon, safeguard our peace & tranquility which we have enjoyed for many years. Wherever you run to as refuge, peace & security is not guaranteed. The answer is to promote peace & had work at home.
This is where you need your president and madame tourism minister who play a key role in convincing investors and tourists its a safe destination. People in charge of marketing this sector need to unleash everything they can for the next three months none stop. Those wanting these minister jobs need to know what they are doing at all times and when to do it. The president from day one should have been responsible enough to hold a press conference but alas we have a travelling president who is never around to address such important matters until its too late!
we zambians should use our heads,and not kidneys to think.
It should not be repeated.
Sad to see this happening in Zambia. Hate and brutality against foreigners has never been our policy.
But jealousy and envy, which lead to violence .