In a rallying cry for progress, President Hakainde Hichilema has pledged unwavering commitment to addressing the developmental disparities plaguing Zambezi District and the broader Zambian landscape. Speaking from the heart of Zambezi District in the North Western Province, President Hichilema emphasized the urgent need to rewrite the narrative of underdevelopment that has long overshadowed the region.
“Zambezi District has lagged behind in terms of development, and this is the record for most parts of our country.
But having been elected into public office by the people of Zambezi District and the entire country and now clocking 2 years and some months, we are determined to change this narrative.
Yes, the road may be bumpy, but we are holding the driving wheel firmly until these challenges are put behind us as we have done with the debt mountain. This is not time for them against us, but all of us, true Zambians, holding hands together to correct our country’s past mistakes,”President Hichilema said.
In tackling the dynamic economic landscape, President Hichilema affirmed his administration’s tireless efforts to stabilize the economy, stressing the imperative of collective diligence and cooperation. Expressing gratitude to the people of Zambezi District for their unwavering support, he reaffirmed his commitment to delivering on the vision for development.
“If we want to know where we are and where we are going, we must not forget where we are coming from. Very important.
We are working round the clock to stabilise the economy, and yes, we are aware that times are dynamic, but we must all remain focused on working hard in unison. Thank you to the people of Zambezi District for continuing to believe in our vision for development. We shall, and we are indeed delivering on our vision. This is time to work and work harder.Nzambi ayikiswili. Kalunga amikisule,”President Hichilema said.
We pray these pledges come to fruition. I personally wish the President the very best. I however feel the correct way to tackle development challenges is to have on the ground teams tirelessly running through development programmes, something similar to the DMMU which is a cross sectional multi departmental task force. Rather than merely monitering, such a team should be given power to appraise, plan, implement, monitor and evaluate all the stages themselves, only when such a taskforce are given statutory powers can we see development move from planing to actual implementation.
Boza, kubeja, Ubufi, lies
Ba shi Promise, “you can fool some people some of the time but you cannot fool all the people all the time” Hakainde you are allover the country on campaign trails but you do not want your opponents to do the same. Zambia is a multi arty democracy. If you want to kill the opposition you need to work hard so that the people of Zambia look only to you as their leader. But lies, arrogance , craftness, corruption, tribalism, nepotism etc these never and have never built a nation. What are you afraid of? You are the 7th president and the wheels of democracy will not stop turning on you.
Ba shi Promise, “you can fool some people some of the time but you cannot fool all the people all the time” Hakainde you are allover the country on campaign trails but you do not want your opponents to do the same. Zambia is a multi arty democracy. If you want to kill the opposition you need to work hard so that the people of Zambia look only to you as their leader. But lies, arrogance , craftness, corruption, tribalism, nepotism etc these never and have never built a nation. What are you afraid of? You are the 7th president and the wheels of democracy will not stop turning on you.
Here comes your savior … mmmmmm… sympathizers must be so joyful. I guess you cannot turn a frog into a hen. How i wish modern infrastructure development we saw in the previous regime continued.
You mean the huge debt ?? left us ???
No way
Politicians…HH should be ashamed of himself…he is still promising
Too many promises with little to show for. Talk is cheap!