I’m in tears, I shudder to think of a Zambia my children will live in – ex-Home Affairs principal PR
I am in tears now, I shudder to think of a Zambia my children will live in with this kind of toxic politics, says immediate past principal public relations officer in the Ministry of Home Affairs Mwala Kalaluka.
Kafwaya was killed in what police described as a shootout at opposition leader Brian Mundubile’s residence in Kabulonga Lusaka. But Mundubile has dismissed the police account saying the killing was premeditated by security agencies as they also shot at others including himself but bullets narrowly escaped him and his wife.
An outpouring of grief has captured the hearts of millions of Zambians who have taken to social media to share their pain on the tragic loss resulting from police shootings.
Reacting to the same, Kalaluka decried the mocking Kafwaya’s children experienced when they demanded to know the whereabouts of their father.
”I am in tears right now. I shudder to think of a Zambia my children will live in with this kind of toxic politics. I saw the late Hon. Kafwaya’s son, now orphaned, being mocked on this blue app as he demanded to know his father’s whereabouts. So cruel to say the least. Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere,” stated Kalaluka.
He was commenting on a Facebook post by former Post journalist Moses Kuwema who stated that Kafwaya’s life had been cut short.
”He would have been celebrating his 50th birthday on August 28, but sadly, that…https://dailyrevelationzambia.com/im-in-tears-i-shudder-to-think-of-a-zambia-my-children-will-live-in-ex-home-affairs-principal-p/
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To some extent the social media user can be excused, because at that time the story of the late Hon. Kafwaya had not shaped up. Many still believed he was abducted and was alive. I have known Zambians to have empathy and passion. Let’s just all pray for the Kafwaya family to have strength to navigate through this difficult time. My prayers goes to them especially the same young boy.
Typo error, meant compassion and not passion.