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President Hakainde Hichilema laying wreaths at the cenotaph during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANIS
President Hakainde Hichilema on a solution dais during the remembrance day at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema being decorated with a flower by Kennedy Kaunda during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANIS President Hakainde Hichilema wave at the cardats during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema confers with freedom fighters during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema confers with freedom fighters during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema interacts with Diplomats accredited to Zambia during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema interacts with Diplomats accredited to Zambia during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema interacts with Diplomats accredited to Zambia during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema interacts with Diplomats accredited to Zambia during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema interacts with Diplomats accredited to Zambia during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema interacts with Diplomats accredited to Zambia during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema interacts with Diplomats accredited to Zambia during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema interacts with Diplomats accredited to Zambia during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema interacts Cabinet Ministers during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema confers with Former Vice Presidents Nevers Mumba and Enock Kavindela during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema confers with Former Vice Presidents Nevers Mumba and Enock Kavindela during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema interacts Permanent Secretaries after layiing wreaths during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema interacts councillors after layiing wreaths during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema interacts councillors after layiing wreaths during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISService Chiefs laying wreaths at the cenotaph during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema at the remembrance day at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema laying wreaths at the cenotaph during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema laying wreaths at the cenotaph during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISPresident Hakainde Hichilema laying wreaths at the cenotaph during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISFreedom Fighters laying wreaths at the cenotaph during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISDiplomats accreditaed to Zambia after laying wreaths at the cenotaph during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANISDiplomats accreditaed to Zambia laying wreaths at the cenotaph during the remembrance day of the first World War at the Cenotaph in Lusaka yesterday. Sunday, November 14, 2021. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANIS
The energy from this President is amazing and encouraging, he will bring back this country where it is supposed to be, obviously it will take time, even 5 years because the damage was just too much.
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Of course there will be money from savings which will be used for development because this country will never have a shelter and a both called a toll gate costing 4.3 million US dollars ever again
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A sellout president. The Westerners don’t commemorate the mass killing of our people by them yet hh sees the need to celebrate their wars
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#2. That cenotaph is on Lusaka’s Independence Avenue in front of Cabinet Office and the fact that it was a world war in which Zambians were killed deserves to be commemorated. HH is not celebrating any other’s war and is not a sellout unless you, KZ is telling us that all other past Zambian and indeed other African Presidents, including Lungu, were also sellouts.
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What a waste of time and money. Remembering a war when the country didn’t even exist, and nobody of the attendants were even born. And all those soldiers and civil servants only thinking about the 200% overtime they will be claiming for these useless hours.
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And the president seems to be very fond of these public ceremonies. But in the meantime the Kwacha is depreciating again, and has been ever since August 12. Which actually means that NOTHING has effectively improved on the economy! Cooking oil? Same price as 3 months ago. Loadshedding? Worse than it has ever been. Not impressed, Bally!
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The bitterness from PF remnants is understood, after dressing trees, dogs and light poles with campaign material for the August 12 elections and the result going the wrong way for them and the right way for the majority Zambian people some postings here are understood
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HEHH is a practice and pragmatic man…….
He should do away with the silly red carpet, a throwback from when rulers were worshiped as gods…………
Mostly Africans seem to use silly things like that , …………
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HEHH is a practice and pragmatic man…….
He should do away with the s.illy red carpet, a throwback from when rulers were worshiped as gods…………
Mostly Africans seem to use s.illy things like that , …………
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HEHH is a practice and pragmatic man…….
He should do away with the red carpet
Mostly Africans seem to use things like that , …………
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KZ your talking out your backside we do here in the UK recognise the Askari , Tenga Tenga and our colonial soldiers who took part in WW1and WW2 I come from a military family and know of this we have a place here in the UK called the Arboretum which acknowledges those soldiers.You Sir are out of order and why do you use a British flag? Shame on you!!!
The energy from this President is amazing and encouraging, he will bring back this country where it is supposed to be, obviously it will take time, even 5 years because the damage was just too much.
Of course there will be money from savings which will be used for development because this country will never have a shelter and a both called a toll gate costing 4.3 million US dollars ever again
A sellout president. The Westerners don’t commemorate the mass killing of our people by them yet hh sees the need to celebrate their wars
#2. That cenotaph is on Lusaka’s Independence Avenue in front of Cabinet Office and the fact that it was a world war in which Zambians were killed deserves to be commemorated. HH is not celebrating any other’s war and is not a sellout unless you, KZ is telling us that all other past Zambian and indeed other African Presidents, including Lungu, were also sellouts.
What a waste of time and money. Remembering a war when the country didn’t even exist, and nobody of the attendants were even born. And all those soldiers and civil servants only thinking about the 200% overtime they will be claiming for these useless hours.
And the president seems to be very fond of these public ceremonies. But in the meantime the Kwacha is depreciating again, and has been ever since August 12. Which actually means that NOTHING has effectively improved on the economy! Cooking oil? Same price as 3 months ago. Loadshedding? Worse than it has ever been. Not impressed, Bally!
The bitterness from PF remnants is understood, after dressing trees, dogs and light poles with campaign material for the August 12 elections and the result going the wrong way for them and the right way for the majority Zambian people some postings here are understood
HEHH is a practice and pragmatic man…….
He should do away with the silly red carpet, a throwback from when rulers were worshiped as gods…………
Mostly Africans seem to use silly things like that , …………
HEHH is a practice and pragmatic man…….
He should do away with the s.illy red carpet, a throwback from when rulers were worshiped as gods…………
Mostly Africans seem to use s.illy things like that , …………
HEHH is a practice and pragmatic man…….
He should do away with the red carpet
Mostly Africans seem to use things like that , …………
KZ your talking out your backside we do here in the UK recognise the Askari , Tenga Tenga and our colonial soldiers who took part in WW1and WW2 I come from a military family and know of this we have a place here in the UK called the Arboretum which acknowledges those soldiers.You Sir are out of order and why do you use a British flag? Shame on you!!!