A parliamentarian says there is a need for newly married couples once married to remain together in marriage and not be separated on account of transfers.
National assembly nominated Member of parliament Likando Mufalali says the New Dawn administration under the leadership of President Hakahinde Hichilma has discouraged the issue of transferring of married couples from each other as it brings instability in families .
Mr Mufalali noted that the President’s directive of reuniting the married couples who are working but in distant marriages will bring stability in families that were on the verge of collapsing due to distance.
He said this is government’s desire that working married couples are re-united which is in line with the principles and national values of the country that will help development and increase productivity.
The lawmaker urged newlywed couples to remain together and love and trust each other in marriage and uphold the existing national values and principles.
Mr Mufalali was speaking as guest of honor during a wedding ceremony for Ndambo Imboela and Lusa Lombanya held at D’lila restaurant in Ibex Hill in Lusaka.
He also urged the couple to build a stronger relationship between the two and ensure that they always communicate and trust to build a strong foundation in their marriage .
Meanwhile, father to the Groom, Imboela Imboela urged the newly wed to seek God’s guidance in their marriage and always for them to build a stronger relationship in their marriage based on trust and love.
And the bride’s father, Mwamba Lombanya advised the couple to always love and respect each other in marriages.
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Why are you wantin to re-invent the wheel? the policy has been there since Kaunda’s time
Alot of married women whose husbands were on transfer used to chase after me
No one chases after you. Even your money was not enough.
MPs are the most separated! For five years these noble men and women are in Lusaka and only go home infrequently as they are kept busy at Parilament. In the meantime they have left their spouses in various districts unless they stay in Lusaka. Even when parliament is on recess, some prefer to stay back at the motel instead of going back to their constituencies. If this is not seperating marriages what is it? Please we do not want to be seeing taxis driving in and out of parliamentary motel. Something need to be done to preseve the marriages of our honourables.
Imagine. Newstead Zimba used to spend more time at parliament motel when his house was just off Addis Ababa drive