HH SHOULD DECLARE HIS ASSETS AND STOP SHIELDING HIM-LAURA MITI
It’s most frustrating when politicians hide behind badly written laws, they themselves can change, to not do what they know, without doubt, is in the public interest.
The question, President Hichilema, is – would it serve Zambia’s interest to know how much you are worth?
Yes, there is no law that obliges you to declare your assets, but then, not even the declaration you lawfully made before entering office is available to us.
Do you know why this is particularly problematic for you? It is that, our understanding is that you are one of the wealthiest individuals in Zambia. My sense is that it is, therefore, easier for you to grow that wealth, by abusing your office, and to claim with straight face – but muziba nili nandalama.
Tizasusha bwa?
You see, there were Presidents before you whose accumulation of wealth, most likely corruptlly, was so easy to identify because they came in with zero, and left with eye-popping assets.
What about you, who came in with a Community House that is better than our State House? How would we know if you stole, if you do not tell us each year how much you are worth?
And then, this thing about there being no law would only be convincing if you made your Ministers etc, for whom there IS a law to annually declare there assets, do so.
But you can’t can you? Not while you are hiding your own worth. Add to that this recent scolding if Law Enforcement Agencies for suggesting some of them are corrupt?
No declaration of assets, LEAs intimidated – Ha Bakuluna!
Sir, let me repeat. Always ask yourself – is this that I am saying good for me and my politician friends or for Zambia?
He knows why he will never declare his assets.
In the meantime, Captain Ibrahim Traore has just commissioned 3 factories this week alone. The Captain is working like there is no tomorrow. Their currency is gaining strength, and cost of living is falling down at record levels. Our friends are in the real champions league. We truly admire them.
God bless Captain Ibrahim Traore.
Reject tribalism, corruption and oppression.
Vote wisely in 2026.
Do you actually research any of the nonsense you write or pull it directly from your ass?
1. What defence would the President have for going against constitutional provisions?
2. Who will pay the cost of this undertaking, which is not provided for in the current constitution?
3. The best approach is to press for change in the current provisions in relation to this matter so that it not only made mandatory for a person holding the office of President to declare his assets and liabilities on a regular basis but to also legally protect such a person.
Laura Miti, please, you are educated! You are wearing a jacket of morality whilst Attorney General, Mulilo Kabesha has armour of justice. We all have the same laws to obey and follow. We do not have laws for the poor and another set of laws for the rich. You cannot say that because HH is rich, he should declare his assets in the manner you wish.