Wednesday, April 24, 2024

PF lift suspension of councillors who voted against the party’s choice for Deputy Mayor

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PATRIOTIC Front (PF) leadership on the Copperbelt has lifted the suspension of the party councillors that were suspended for going against the party’s choice for positions of deputy Mayor.

Speaking in an interview, PF Copperbelt provincial chairperson Steven Kainga said as a party they had resolved to lift the suspensions to uphold harmony in the party.

Mr Kainga said the councillors were from Chingola Mufulira,Ndola, Luanshya and Masaiti respectively.

He said that in light of the suspensions by the district the party through the provincial officehad resolved to lift the suspensions to bring reconcilliation among the party members.

Mr Kainga said as provincial leadership they had the mandate of uniting party members post election.

He further said that the suspensions slapped in the members were null and void.

“In the spirit of reconciloation we have lifted the suspensions of all those that went against the directive of the party and provincial leadership of not standing as we had requested them to follow our directives,” he said.

He said there was need to move on as a party and stand united to see to it that they begins to build the party together.

He added that by so doing they will be doing good to the party adding that they would condone any more suspensions pertaining to that.

“The fact that the Members of Parliament, Mayors and their deputies are in offices, the three should start workinh together in tneir respective districts only then we will progress as a party,” he said.

5 COMMENTS

  1. So what happened to secret ballot and the right to choose ones preferred candidate. It seems the pf are dictatorial to the core. When we say they stole votes and abused opposition pre election we are called names. These are thugs

  2. Very interesting. Even in constituencies where the PF did not win because of the calibre of the candidate picked by it people opted to vote for PF renegades (independents) rather than vote for UPND.

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