A Bitter Pill for the Opposition as the Tables Turn Again
By G Siambelele ✍️
In the era of President Hakainde Hichilema, being in the opposition has become a painful full-time job. Every time critics try to laugh at what they call national misfortune — booom! the tables turn back, hard.
First, the U.S. State Department has resumed full operations in Zambia restoring normal staffing levels, activities, and programs. That’s not merely diplomatic housekeeping. It’s a powerful signal of global trust in Zambia under HH’s leadership.
Adding to that, there is talk of a new USD 1.5 billion health‐assistance package from the United States to Zambia. While some of the finer details remain unconfirmed, the very mention of such a huge investment reflects growing international confidence in Zambia’s health system and its trajectory under HH.
All of this is a bitter pill for tu oppozishoni to swallow. Their jokes, predictions, and doomsday forecasts keep falling short because under this administration, results keep coming.
We call him “Chiminya” for a reason. Calm, composed, and relentlessly focused on delivery — that’s who Hakainde Hichilema is. While the opposition bets on chaos, Zambia keeps winning. And the world keeps watching.
KAMONO MWAKANGIWA????????, BUT NDALAMA ZILIMU ACCOUNT SIMPLE ISSUE SURE.
And who is the liquidator of Kamono? What is the latest now? Is the issue dying a natural death despite the assurances from the DPP that the affected individuals will be given back their money?