At the (RCZ) National Music Festival, President Hakainde Hichilema reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to working closely with the church in promoting peace and unity across the nation. No comment.
Presenting the donation on behalf of the President, Lusaka Province Minister Sheal Mulyata said President Hichilema views the church as a key pillar in advancing national cohesion and moral leadership. Delivering his message, she noted the President’s concern over certain groups that have recently attempted to incite disorder under the guise of religious activism. He urged the church to remain a steadfast beacon of harmony, especially during times of social and political pressure. No comment.
President Hichilema emphasized that music, worship, and fellowship should serve to unite the nation. He stressed the need for “voices that heal rather than voices that divide,” adding that Zambia’s long-standing peace is rooted in dialogue, mutual respect, and understanding. No comment.
He encouraged church leaders to prioritize conversation over confrontation whenever differences arise and called on congregations to continue praying for peace as the country navigates complex national challenges. No comment.
The President also urged the participating choirs to use their musical talents as instruments of peace, noting that sacred music has historically played a vital role in shaping Zambia’s identity and fostering unity. No comment.
Meanwhile, RCZ Actuarius Dr. Isaac Banda expressed deep gratitude for the President’s support. He announced that the church’s radio station—an important platform for evangelism, information dissemination, and community development—will soon undergo upgrades to expand its reach and improve its services. No comment.
The RCZ National Music and Worship Commission also thanked the government for acknowledging the importance of sacred music in promoting unity and spiritual growth across the country. No comment.
