President Hakainde Hichilema presided over the swearing-in ceremony of newly appointed Permanent Secretaries and senior government officials, urging them to serve with integrity, diligence, and humility in line with their oaths of office.
The officials sworn into office include:
Mr. Alfred Silamba Sakwiya – Permanent Secretary, Management Development Division, Cabinet Office
Mr. Chibelaka Hilton Chibeleka – Permanent Secretary, Special Duties, Cabinet Office
Dr. Max Mudenda Choombe – Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Fisheries
Mrs. Joma Tambatamba Simuyi – Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health
Mrs. Beatrice Penzi Chinyama Chilomo – Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Community Development and Social Services
Also sworn in were:
Ms. Stella Chishimba Nyonda – Deputy Auditor General
Mr. George Kanyamula Zulu – Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
President Hichilema reminded the appointees of their responsibility to implement government policies effectively and to manage public resources responsibly, always with the interests of the Zambian people at heart.
“It is paramount that they uphold the oaths taken today, executing their duties with diligence, integrity, and humility,” the President said.
He further extended congratulations to the newly appointed officials, expressing confidence in their ability to contribute meaningfully to national development.
As usual. The PS are the victims. Non but them are sacrificed. Will this strategy ever yield much?
The life of Zambians is deteriorating by the day since 2021, no changes any where. Full of excuses from this government ever since they took over,excuses ranging from Ukraine war, to PF, to debt(as if when they were promising they did not assess) to drought and yet their economy started deteriorating even before the drought because of suffocating local contractors with lack of payments when they took over, there by suffocating the economy, who does not know that private sector runs the economy
Usual ceremonial exercises which do not improve the life of me the common man. As a common man, my question is, is there no provision for one to resign when one has failed the way this President has lamentably failed. No malice here. Our living conditions have clearly got worse ever since he took over.
Binwell Mpundu,MP for Nkana constituency does not know what a bank loan arrangement fee is!Next, we shall hear that he has beaten up the cashier because he did not buy the VAT indicated on his ShopRite receipt.
Binwell and Katotwe Mufyaya really make me laugh
And if we look at the facts that 80 percent of these are Tongas, is it problematic?