By Munir Zulu
UPND IS FACTORY OF TRIBALISM

*MINORITY AND MAJORITY*

• According to Central Statistics Office Census report of 2010 –which is the last report conducted on Zambia’s population so far – among the 13 million people there were 72 tribes.

• According to the census report, Bemba was the most populous tribal community forming 21 per cent of the total population, followed by Tonga, who formed 13.6 per cent of the total population. Chokwe were the smallest community forming 0.5 per cent of the total population. These statistics, clearly, answer the question of minority and majority.

*THE BIRTH OF TRIBALISM IN ZAMBIAN POLITICS*

• Before the coming of Hakainde Hichilema on the political scene, the word tribalism was mere a theory that was never practical.

• In 2006, after UPND founder leader Anderson Mazoka died, it was Hichilema and his friends who said a Lozi can’t win an election in Zambia. This was how Sakwiba Sikota who was then UPND vice president and legal person to take over Mazoka, was prevented from becoming even a substantive president until a convention, at which they needed to elect a successor.

• Before the post went into liquidation, it once published an editorial titled: “We do not hate HH but we hate his tribalism”

Part of the editorial reads:
“Hakainde has been known to say things like “if we give power to these Bembas, we will never get it back” … Hakainde is the only politician that we can think of in our country whose entry into politics was heralded by a tribal trumpet. After Anderson Mazoka died and the fight to succeed him had started, those who supported Hakainde said he should be given to run the party because he was Tonga. Hakainde has never convincingly, if at all, distanced himself from these statements”

• In 2016 it was late Hon. Daniel Munkombwe. (R.I.P) who spoke at a UPND rally in Southern Province, that it was time for a Tonga to rule. Hichilema spoke immediately after Honorable Munkombwe but never distanced himself from that tribal remarks. Why? Because he is a beneficiary of tribalism. As Fred M’membe used to write in editorials during the Post Newspaper days “You tell who a tribalist is by virtue of his behavior and not what he says”

• In 2016, it was reported in the media that some people in Mazabuka said “only a Tonga can replace Garry Nkombo in Mazabuka Constituency”. HH and his friends in UPND never condemned these tribal remarks. Why? Because tribalism is their blood.

• In 2017, NDC Vice President Saboi Imboela left UPND and revealed what we all know about this party, that, “only if you have a right surname can UPND can be your home”. These are words of a Lozi – a tribe which Hichilema and his friends said in 2006 that, it cannot win an election.

• December 19, 2019, Jonas Shakafuswa – a known UPND senior member wrote an article “ Let us face it. Zambian Politics is defined on tribal lines”. He said:

“Has the Bemba led PF managed resources prudently on behalf of all Zambians? Have the benefits trickled down to the lowest of society? Are the leaders sacrificing for the poorest of the poor? If yes, then I see no reason of not returning PF to power. For me it is also time for the Bembas to ask themselves if the so called leaders representing them in Government are the best reflection of its people”

• This year in another election year Jonas Shakafuswa at it again with another tribal rhetoric where he says “Zambians are tired of serving Northerners and Easterners and that Zambians should claim their peaceful and United country”. HH has never distanced himself from all that. Why? Again, because he is a beneficiary of tribalism.

• One writer Joe Mwansa Lombe Kaluba wrote, on September 15, 2017”

“The problem is that we want to pretend that there is no tribalism in Zambia. People are afraid to say it because they think others will tell them that they are the ones who are being tribal. Regional politics are real and they exist in our country”

• In conclusion, an attempt by UPND agents to accuse me of being tribal is yet another fruitless scheme of self-cleansing from their tribal identity. Clearly, it is not only me who see UPND for what it is – a tribal cult with members who think leadership must exchange tribal hands.

ENDS

IT’S FAILURE AND DESPERATION FOR PF TO START BRIBING PEOPLE – John Sangwa SC

It is an indictment of failure and desperation when you start bribing people to vote for you, because you would not be distributing money if you have delivered, says State Counsel John Sangwa.

And Sangwa said Zambians deserve substantive debates from those seeking office, indicating that while PF has failed to deliver, those seeking to take over must provide practical solutions on how they will improve matters, rather than just vaguely issuing promissory statements.

Featuring on Radio Phoenix’s Let the People Talk programme this morning, Sangwa said if Zambian voters were stupid they would have voted retain former president Rupiah Banda into office in 2011, as he had more money than opposition leader then Michael Sata.

He said the people however, ate Banda’s money and voted against him, saying he believed the same could happen in 2021.

Sangwa said there should be a law to regulate how much money should be spent on an election, adding that the party in power inevitably enjoyed financial power, but there was no guarantee that money would translate into votes.

He questioned the genuiness of the same as money that was well earned could be used more responsibly.

“It shows desperation because if you have delivered you wouldn’t be distributing money,” Sangwa said during a radio programme monitored by Daily Revelation, adding that a government that had delivered simply needed to point to tangible things like jobs created and improvements in the economy, but to resort to bribing voters showed the failure to perform. “You start bribing voters, any reasonable voter will know ‘you will give me chitenge today, but am I going to eat chitenge’…it’s indictment of failure to start bribing voters…if you have delivered you wouldn’t be bribing them.”

Sangwa said “you won’t come up with crazy ideas like empowerment”, as doing so meant that one had failed but that they were going to do everything in their power to remain in power.

He said when politicians were singing “more money in your pockets”, the people must be intelligent enough to ask how that would happen, saying building three to five bridges in Lusaka does not equate to development.

He said the PF must provide figures and statistics to backup their claims that they had delivered, saying people must compare the state of affairs now to the way things were 10 years ago before the ruling party assumed office.

“There is no way a sensible person would say things are better,” Sangwa said, arguing that the government’s stated foreign debt position was US$12 billion, yet president Banda left it at only US$750 million.

He said he wanted to hear how the PF would carry out national development while servicing such a huge debt, and that this was a big issue but he had not heard from the PF, UPND and other parties how they would address this critical matter.

“How do you say you have delivered when you keep on adding debt?…you haven’t delivered, you have failed.

By Pamela Bwembya
SOME REASONS WHY I WILL NOT VOTE FOR ECL AND PF
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1. ECL breaks the constitution whenever he wants (to his advantage) and examples abound…the illegal ministers, failure to let the speaker act when his election was petitioned. ECL does not respect our constitution. Proof lies in his allowing the police to detain opposition members without timely handing them to our courts as stipulated by our laws. ECL quietly released Spax Mulenga over a rape case and possible involvement in gassing and murder.

2. ECL is more interested in enriching himself and not the country. Proof of this is in his rapid accumulation of personal assets and, the plain rise to opulence of some family members.

3. ECL is a tribalist who has uttered words to that effect when addressing crowds in Eastern province. He has never punished ministers who have used tribalism as a tool in by elections.

4. ECL condones corruption and uses it as a critical tool to get things done in his favor. I am yet to fully understand how a bench of respected judges would become part of an effort to deprive a citizen of a fair hearing during the 2016 petition…or how non-PF leaders seem to get stiffer sentences than PF members. In fact, we have a murder case that occurred in Kaoma in which the deputy SG of PF was an eye witness and yet the president has been unable to encourage his men in uniform to do what is required of them. ECL is the kind of CEO who gets a report from an internal audit department that suggests that some managers are stealing from the company but the CEO sides with the accused while vilifying the audit unit.

5. ECL punishes civil servants that antagonize criminal operations of those he works with. That is how the police officers in Chingola got transferred after a PF IPS was arrested in connection with the gassing that indirectly killed about 50 citizens.

6. ECL mistakes his personal and party interests for national interest. Examples include retirement in national interest of officers and civil servants after doing what they are employed to do.

7. ECL openly intimidates the judiciary and allows his party officials to do the same. This is not good for a well functioning government.

8. ECL uses his brilliance to scheme against competitors within his party and outside the party. Such brilliance would help Zambia if it was targeted towards the best positions for Zambia in international dealings. ECL will borrow money and personally sign for loans without the involvement of parliament.

9. ECL does not seem to appreciate that the civil services and security wings must only benefit from a well-performing private sector. ECL will boast about building houses for security wings without realizing that such actions need to be backed by an efficient and expanded tax system. Zambia can have the best equipped and most motivated security wings, but if the citizens are not empowered to support the officers effortlessly, the business environment gradually becomes toxic. Thieves get away with theft of public funds and the cost of protecting citizens increases while officers make things even harder for citizens by demanding bribes from both the accused and the accuser.

10. ECL loves luxury….Ferrari in the sky, new suits, new shoes, being seen to be rich (dishing out freebies from unknown sources), overpriced massive infrastructure developments (that already need urgent repairs). The man believes civil servants and police officers that have three cars at their homes are a sign of a good performing economy and not corruption or wastefulness. Zambia does not make cars, not even needles or razor blades. Priding ourselves in imported finished goods is a sign of failure to understand why our people have no jobs.

11. ECL is a danger to our country because, the more we allow him to rule us the more wrongs he is likely to commit knowingly or unknowingly, the more afraid of losing power, and the more dictatorial he might become.

12. ECL has been mutilating our constitution to give himself a chance to avoid being investigated for possible crimes. BILL 10 aimed to dilute our constitution to an extent that would make changing critical laws using a simple majority in parliament. The current CYBER BILL is a snippet of what would have been happening frequently had Bill10 passed. Allowing ECL to win in August is likely to bring back BILL 10 in another form (The minister of Justice already promised that).

13. ECL abuses his power to manipulate electoral processes. Presidential visits that prevent citizens to campaign for their party candidates, closing of air space to local flights are perfect examples. ECL does not belief in democracy and the skewed number of registered voters in PF strongholds is a good example. He has taken away citizens rights to vote and probably given it to people that are not eligible to vote.

14. ECL IS NOT GOOD FOR ZAMBIA, the sooner ordinary citizens realize this, the better. Two litres of milk is now costing K40 instead of K14. Another 5 YEARS of ECL will turn grass into our favorite vegetable.

THESE ARE SOME OF THE REASONS WHY I WILL NOT VOTE FOR ECL this August.

Hypothetically, the ConCourt would be within its constitutional powers to stop Lungu from his suicidal third term bid.

Finally, there are only three super forces that can stop President Edgar Lungu from his suicidal mission to tear down our hard-won democracy and eviscerate our Constitution permitting only two term limits for each President. Lungu has already served the two permissible terms. He wants a third term for which he doesn’t qualify.

He is set on risking the peace of Zambia, the tranquility of Zambia; he intends to set Zambia on fire for his personal interests. He is set on committing treason for his unquenchable selfish interests to remain in power when he knows or ought to know that he doesn’t qualify. He is programmed himself to commit a crime against Zambia for his personal aggrandizement, knowing his leadership has brought nothing glorious to this country.

There are no redeeming qualities to Lungu’s leadership of Zambia that he can rely on. His legacy is pure wreckage of democracy, the polity, the economy and tribal balance in Zambia. He is not satisfied with the damage he has already done to the country. He is not satisfied with the wealth he has already illegitimately accumulated with a veneer of legitimacy here and there. He wants to destroy the only legacy Zambians have been holding dear close to their chests: the Constitution from 1991 which has permitted peaceful transfer of power from one party to another party albeit with rigging embedded therein for good measure.

Each amended Constitution from 1991 to the present, that is 30 years, has limited presidential terms to two terms; that hasn’t changed. One person comes who thinks because he doesn’t want to go to jail that he is the God- chosen one to change all that; that won’t be. That can’t be allowed. We didn’t sacrifice our youth and go to jail for seven months and sacrifice our families for someone to simply come in and take everything away. Everyone can tell their own stories about how they contributed to the germination and sustenance of Zambian democracy during the one-party dictatorship and beyond. And there are so many heralded and unheralded stories of heroes and heroines. One day the full story will be told.

But Lungu will be stopped by three live forces of democracy from taking this country down the precipice. Firstly, and hypothetically, the judiciary through the Constitutional Court. Secondly, the ever-present intraparty tremors within any party that is violating the constitution or heading towards an election has the potential of self-destruction and or self-purification forces within it. Here, I am referring to the impending internal combustion within the ruling PF party where factions will emerge to destroy other factions. Thirdly, the ultimate power of the voter individually and collectively.

This column today will only deal with the ConCourt and hypothetically because it hasn’t been summoned yet to stop Lungu from his unconstitutional suicide mission. But when and if the ConCourt is called upon to determine in the concrete case of the eligibility of Lungu to run a third term, the ConCourt properly constituted and alive to the constitutional provisions now engaged to address the specific case of Lungu, the ConCourt will have no difficult on pronouncing that Lungu is not eligible to run for a third term.

From time to time the judiciary has rescued nations from self-destruction in moments of crises. No matter how disappointing the judiciary presents itself across history, it has from time to time been the backbone upon which democracy and constitutionalism have rested. The impetus to judicial gallantry has always been the crusading lawyers who have either accepted difficult briefs from clients or initiated the suits to rescue democracy and the Constitution themselves. Without the lawyers the judiciary cannot make those momentous decisions. But lawyers need clients for this. However, lawyers can create clients in times of crises and necessity. This is such a time in Zambian history. Lungu has to be stopped. Zambia belongs to all Zambians and all those who live in it.

The ConCourt judges, if engaged, will first ask themselves what was the rationale for the two term limits? The ConCourt will read the constitutional provisions contextually and without adding words or numbers that are not in the provisions and will interpret the Constitution within the period in which Lungu took office and what the words meant at the time. The ConCourt will have at hand the Constitution (Amendment) Act No. 1 of 2016 which states without ambiguity that the new President will complete the term of office of the deceased President where it is not stated what the time frame of that term is. The completion of the term simply means what it is. If it is five minutes, it is five minutes as long as an election has been held and a person has been sworn in.

The ConCourt will be alive to the fact that Lungu never came into power from the position of Vice-President or Speaker or Chief Justice, so the Article in the new Constitution Act No. 2 of 2016 does not concern Lungu at all. Lungu is plainly not captured therein except the paragraph that prohibits him from running for a third term because he has already held office twice. And holding office should not now be conflated with term of office because Amendment No.1 already tells us that Lungu without qualification completed the term of office of Michael Sata. That term is done no matter how long it was.

In 2016 to the present, Lungu did a second term of office as he was elected and sworn in and not from the position of VP or Speaker or CJ. Only a person who assumes the presidency from the position of VP or Speaker or CJ is affected by the calculation of when they assumed the presidency and what time had already been consumed by departed president. Lungu is beyond all this debate, the ConCourt will pronounce.

The ConCourt will have researchers to do extensive literature review on what has been written in Zambia and outside Zambia on this point. There are many important articles written by Zambians on this. Perhaps the best article is by Mr Elias Chipimo junior on this point. Many interviews and articles have also appeared in The Mast newspaper and the Diggers Newspaper. Literature review clarifies the judicial and any other mind.

The ConCourt will have in hand publications by Professor Margaret Munalula on Legal Process; Sullivan on Construction of Statutes and many books in that genre. The ConCourt will have Supreme Court of Zambia decisions that state clearly that a court can depart from its previous decision if certain conditions are satisfied. Such would be the case here if anyone assumed that the ConCourt had already pronounced itself on the eligibility of Lungu for a third term. It hasn’t directly done so in my reading. If prompted the ConCourt will declare Lungu ineligible.

The ConCourt will have at its disposal the seminal and paradigm shifting election decisions jurisprudence from Kenya of 2017 and Malawi of 2019/20 signaling the new dawn in fearless constitutional interpretations based on the impartial and unintimidated constitutional reading by the respective judiciaries.

The ConCourt will also be guided by the behaviour of the justices of the Supreme Court of the United States where even those who were appointed by Trump decided to follow the Constitution rather than the man who openly intimated that his secret weapons were in the Supreme Court of the United States. He was rejected by his so-called secret weapons. The same can happen this time in Zambia if anyone presumes Lungu has any secret weapons in the ConCourt merely because Lungu appointed all ConCourt judges. Lungu, of course has been winning a lot in the ConCourt but on the eligibility for a third term, my bet is that luck or whatever it is that made him secure those victories in the ConCourt won’t hold this time.

So much has been written in Zambia, the decisions of apex courts in Kenya and Malawi and the US on elections etc have combined to elevate the constitutional educational quotient level of all of us including that of our ConCourt. And we must never lose sight of why we have had a two-term limit for presidential office since 1991. If the ConCourt is engaged to stop Lungu from imposing himself, they will do it. If the ConCourt doesnt, dissent from within PF will derail him and if not, Zambian voters will stop him on August 12, 2021. It is written in the law and in the skies above us.

Dr Hamalengwa is the author of the upcoming book Commentaries on the Laws of Zambia, among many other books, including on the Judiciary. Send comment to: forthedefence@yahoo.ca

*UPND REPORTS PF’S MUNIR ZULU TO POLICE OVER ‘MINORITY GROUP’ REMARKS*

Lusaka~12th April, 2021.

The UPND has reported ruling PF member and President Lungu’s close associate, Munir Zulu to the Police for championing divisive and hate speech.

In a recent interview with Muvi TV, Mr Zulu allegedly told an interviewer that “minority groups in Zambia cannot be allowed to rule over majority groups”, sentiments that has prompted UPND National Youth Secretary, Samuel Ngwira to lodge in a complaint at Lusaka’s Central Police Station.

In an interview shortly after lodging in a complaint to the Police, Mr Ngwira stated that the “unwarranted” remarks by Mr Zulu had the potential to plunge the Zambia into chaos and resultantly plunge her in flames.

“…Munir Zulu has issued derogatory statements that are also based on hate speech. So, as UPND, we found it necessary to come and report Mr Zulu to the Police for such criminality because in this era and age, we can’t afford to start discriminating against the weak and the strong-the tall and the short; the majority and the minority! Zambia is one and no one should claim that they are the majority,” he said.

Mr Ngwira also described as “strange” the PF’s seeming inability to dissociate itself from the divisive remarks.

“We find it extremely strange that no single statement has come from the PF trying to disassociate themself from Mr Zulu’s remarks. But we are not surprised because we know that this has been the PF’s agenda…where they have been trying to promote tribal talk and divide the people. This is what the PF has been all about,” he said.

He, however, described the Police’s uneasiness to handle the matter as unfortunate, adding that the Police kept tossing them from one office to the other for fear of being fired.

“Unfortunately, we have been tossed from one office to the other because the officers where so scared and afraid to handle this issue they term political especially coming from the opposition (like UPND),” he said.

Mr Ngwira appealed to Zambians across the country to take charge and ensure that anyone issuing hate speech and tribal remarks is reported to the police because that can be a recipe for dividing and creating hate among ethnic groups which should not be tolerated

*UPND MEDIA TEAM*

BUUMBA MALAMBO WINS BIG IN KAFUE,

HOPING TO BE ADOPTED AS UPND KAFUE

COUNCIL-CHAIR (MAYOR) IN THE DISTRICT PRIMARIES,

FULL RESULTS:

426 BUUMBA MALAMBO – MAGOBA CLR
78 KELVIN HAACHOMBWA, DIST-OFFICIAL
23 CHARLES SHALUPA, DEPUTY MAYOR

16 VENNAH ZULU CHANDA, PROV-IPS
04 JOHN SIANTANGA, DISTRICT V-CHAIR
04 BEATRICE KAYUNI, DIST-OFFICIAL
00 BRIAN GAMBINO NYIRONGO, BIZ-MAN

The Fire-Brand Magoba Ward Councilor, BUUMBA MALAMBO really Whooped Posterios, Winning by a Mega Land-Slide, as per her usual Sucker-Punch Knock-Out.

She got 77.32% or 426 VOTES out of 551.

This means that the three (03) names being referred up to Province and NMC for final Adoption are:

BUUMBA MALAMBO,
KELVIN HAACHOMBWA &,
CHARLES SHALUPA.

As Governance Strategist, although I forthwith profoundly congratulate Councilor BUUMBA MALAMBO for this Resounding Clean-Sweep Win, I anticipate a Myriad of hurdles blocking her eventual Adoption, by the Provincial & National Structures.

For Starters, her Detractors, Haters and, Fellow Contenders are already up in Arms, Crying WOLF, and are no doubt going to be lodging-in Petitions to have the Councilor Disqualified from the Kafue Mayoral Race, on accusations of all sorts of Delinquent Allegations.

Moreover, in the interest of the Party’s Tribal-Balancing Matrix, her case and that of her Runner-Up, KELVIN HAACHOMBWA, is not done much Justice owing to the fact that the UPND KAFUE MP Incumbent, Honourable MIRRIAM CHONYA (CHINYAMA), who is set for Re-Adoption, is also TONGA by tribe, like both Councilor BUUMBA MALAMBO and KELVIN HAACHOMBWA.

This then leaves the third-placed Finisher, Councilor CHARLES SHALUPA, as the most likely UPND KAFUE Council-Chair Candidate, because he is a SOLI by ethnicity, and Kafue being a SOLI-LAND, it only bodes very well for the Indeigenous Subjects and Her Royal Highness Chieftainess MUKAMAMBO NKOMESHA to have at least one 01) SOLI Person elected into the Office of either MAYOR or MP.

Besides, Councilor CHARLES SHALUPA has held this Mayoral Position before, when he Acted as Mayor, after former Kafue UPND Council-Chair THOMAS ZULU defected to the Ruling PATRIOTIC FRONT (PF), some two/three years ago.

BUUMBA MALAMBO, Congratulations once again, and I know the Shivers and Trembles have already afflicted the PF Candidates including:

SAMUEL BANDA,
CHIRWA &,
Out-Going Council Chair General SHIMAKOLYI,

Of course it’s any one’s guess what Campaign Road-Blocks the PF also may be ratcheting-up for Councilor BUUMBA MALAMBO, hahahahaha, should she emerge as the eventual UPND Adoptee for Kafue Council Chair Position.

God Bless Kafue & Zambia,

Analysis By:

MUNGELI YUDAH TEDDY MAKUNGU (Mr)
Governance Strategist,
ivitivicontact@gmail.com

ABOUT INTRAPARTY DEMOCRACY!

The case of PF and UPND…

By Chanoda Ngwira F

Firstly let me congratulate President Edgar Chagwa Lungu and his team on his election as the Patriotic Front President and Members of the Central Committee respectively, in the same vein, I congratulate Mr Hakainde Hichilema on his election as UPND leader and all NMC members.

May we note with interest that precedence is of importance in everyday of our life’s being, we have always been faced and challenged by precedence and this we shall live by it no matter what. We have heard and seen people say and act based on precedence, courts have mostly based their judgements and interpretation of law based on precedence, meaning the issue of precedence will not be ignored.

That said, when Mr Hakainde Hichilema and his party the UPND went to their convention, they already had a Presidential candidate in the name of Hakainde Sammy Hichilema. This was sealed through an anonymous endorsement of his candidacy by the majority if not all members of the National Management Committee of the party, this is not only precedence, it is actually legally right according to the statutes of the UPND constitution. Then elections of NMC members came into play on the day of the convention, and this electoral process was as per prescription of the party’s constitution and yes all was followed to the later. This too is precedence….

On the other hand, the Patriotic Front, which is my party also held its General conference over the weekend last week. Before the actual day of elections, there was a central committee that anonymously endorsed the candidature of President Edgar Chagwa Lungu as a sole candidate for the Party’s top position. This was legally and morally right and still remains so as all the procedures and statutes where followed to the later.

In the same vein and according to the PF’s Constitution that requires that the Party President submits before the General Conference, his list of Memebers of Central Committee together with those other applicants for ratification or otherwise, the same was done and it so happened that the list of the Party President was endorsed anonymously by the General Conference. This was according to the statutes of the PF constitution. In short, no law was broken.

From the aforementioned, it is evil and hypocrisy of the highest order for one especially those of our colleagues from the UPND, to stand up on the mountain top and accuse the Patriotic Front of being undemocratic when almost the same process is what was used during their Convention. The two parties followed their constitutions accordingly and no short cut was used, no law was broken at all. It is morally wrong to point fingers at the Patriotic Front when infact it followed the law as per its constitution.

In my opinion, let us respect each other’s way of doing things, the two parties have two different party constitutions in regards to elections though with visible similarities. Pointing fingers at others using one’s constitution is moral bankruptcy.

Congratulations to the new team elected as Members of the Central Committee for the Patriotic Front.

STOP ADVERTISING IGNORANCE AND SPREADING MISINFORMATION

Following the highly successful and extraordinary PF General Conference, a small clique of some Opposition voices have been spending sleepless nights trying to fault-find and smear our General Conference.

They have without knowledge rushed to copy and paste OLD and REDUNDANT portions of the PF MANIFESTO in a futile attempt to mislead the Party membership and the general public that something unconstitutional was done at the Conference with regards to:

1. The total number of Members of the Central Committee and

2. The period one has to spend in the Party to be eligible to contest the position of Member of Central Committee.

HERE ARE THE FACTS

1. WHAT IS THE TOTAL NUMBER OF CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS

The total number of Members of Central Committee was changed from 30 to 54 by the National Council in line with Articles 68, 69 and 70 at the General Conference held in 2015.

The said Articles empowers the Central Committee and the National Council to make REGULATIONS and STANDING ORDERS to assist the Party in the implementation of its Constitution.

The REGULATIONS and STANDING ORDERS made by the Central Committee and ratified by the National Council become part and parcel of the Party Constitution and can be implemented in the MEANWHILE.

So the copy and paste that the small Opposition clique and their surrogates are flashing around on social media showing the total number of Members of the Central Committee to be 30 is old and REDUNDANT therefore it is invalid. The actual number is 54 as elected at the just ended General Conference in conformity with the Regulations and Standing Orders of the National Council of 2015.

2. DOES ONE NEED TO SERVE 5 YEARS TO BE ELECTED MEMBER OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE?

Again, this provision was one of the other provisions of the Party Constitution that was amended in the 2015 National Council Regulations and Standing Orders; it is now null and void.

The Patriotic Front is the LARGEST political movement in the country with millions of followers and supporters. And like His Excellency, President Edgar Chagwa Lungu rightly emphasised in his speech to the General Conference yesterday, the Patriotic Front does not discriminate against anyone. In PF, there are no gods, just comrades with one agenda, to serve the Party and the Nation. So any one who is loyal, dedicated, competent, humble, with no criminal record is free to serve the Party in any suitable position.

ECL ALEBWELELAPO

Issued by:
Antonio Mourinho Mwanza
Deputy Media Director
Patriotic Front

*PRESS STATEMENT*
*12th April 2021*
*ZAMBIAN YOUTHS AND WOMEN, YOU FINALLY GOT THE ANSWER FROM THE PF CONVENTION WHY YOU ARE SUFFERING*
We fully sympathise with our fellow youths and women in the PF who are currently crying for having been completely ignored and sidelined from the national leadership of the just ended PF SELECTIVE convention.

What is even more painful is that these youths and women were made to pay nomination or application fees for what they thought was going to be a competitive electoral process, as members of the PF Central Committee.

They spent a lot of money printing campaign posters and door to door campaigns, but only to discover that the alfa and omega already had a list of preferred tired old men and women as his MCCs. The number of men outstripped those of women by far.

Here is a clear case of a political party swindling and duping its own youths and women by obtaining money by false pretence. If they can corruptly swindle money from their own members, what more from the ordinary Zambian citizens?

We could possibly have understood if the youths and women were subjected to a competitive intraparty electoral process and lost. But since there was no ballot cast at the PF SELECTIVE convention, it should have been much easier to have more youths and women appointed.

For those who thought the PF has an answer to the youths and women problems in this country, you finally got the answer from their SELECTIVE convention.
All they want from you is to dance and chant for them at Airports and roadsides and also carry out violent acts against your own people.

We are actually not surprised why there is high level of unemployment and lack of business opportunities for the youths and women in this country because the PF, which is the ruling party, has no place for these groups on their decision making table.
They may want to appoint a few more now that we have reminded them, but that’s exactly what they always do by regarding them as an after thought.

That’s exactly what they did when they launched some kind of a youth and women empowerment programmes, when it took some gallant youths to demonstrate in the bush.

As youths and women of Zambia, you are already on the high table in the UPND party and there are already clear programmes and policies addressing your plight.
Gilbert Liswaniso
UPND National Youth Chairperson

PRESS STATEMENT

12 AUGUST 2021

PF CAN ONLY HOLD A MINI WORLD WAR 3 NOT A CONVENTION

PF is now using the UNIP undemocratic vetting system to choose its MCC members from a list of aspiring candidates. Vetting is a very sharp tool that dictators use to cling to power. PF has just graduated from using the show of hands and legs to vetting and hand picking. If PF is allowed to continue after August 12 general elections Zambia risk going back to one party dictatorship. In Kabwe PF held a mini world war 3.

What has come out of these two conversions clearly explains why PF cannot respect the Republican Constitution. It’s very clear now that the PF’s confidence of winning the August 12 election is based on manipulating the County’s constitution and the electoral system. ECZ must distant itself from the process of vetting candidates and hand picking winners. On 12 August Zambians must stand together and save this Country from dictatorship. Together it’s possible to kick out PF.

PF members applied and paid money in order to be voted for by the general membership. This is how democracy works and not one person sitting alone and vetting people on behalf of the party. ECZ should not copy these bad manners from PF of declaring losers as winners when people had voted differently. Currently we have a lot of problems from ECZ because PF does not believe in democracy. That’s why ECZ allowed PF to go round the Country campaigning alone. In any case this does not scare us because what PF has managed to do is lay a trail of foot prints that we will use to tear them apart.

Zambians must focus their attention on how their lives will be if PF continued. Life has become hell on earth now when PF is looking for votes from you. What happens if you voted for PF under the current circumstances? It will mean that you are endorsing more suffering. You will have nowhere to complain because PF will tell you that you voted for them when you had no job and food. We cannot continue sharing poverty. Our only hope lies in HH and his team to drive this country to prosperity so that we can all share wealth.

Percy Chanda

UPND – Chairman for Mines and Freedom Fighter

It has come to our minds and knowledge with a sense of shock that the most publicised UPND 2021-2026 MANIFESTO is in fact a forgery and a product of stolen photos and images from other people’s websites.

We note with dismay that they did not just lift statements word for word ( Plagiarism) but went further to even forget to edit the photo stolen from the Website in Jamaica.

A close perusal of the manifesto on page 8 reveals that the bank note pasted in their manifesto is in fact a One Thousand Jamaican Dollar ($1000) bill writen Bank of Jamaica.

The shame and embarrassment of stealing ideas could not be hidden when they repeated word for word statements from a South African mining company Website and though HH condemned the Zambian government’s acquisition of 100 percent stake in Mopani Mine through ZCCM- IH after they were offered by Glencore the major shareholders. There was a threat to privatise the said Mopani mine on the copperbelt if the UPND formed government.

In a proper show of ignorance and in the spirit of usual uncoordinated contradictions between HH’s speeches and written documents, the UPND President in his manifesto contradicts Mr. Hichilema’s earlier statements when they stated page 11 of the Manifesto that the UPND “will put in place a policy and plan to facilitate local ownership and increased participation of Zambian players in the industry.”

This is not what he said about Mopani.

This is a sign of lack of foresight and the failure to come up with their own ideas. Its clear that the UPND lack original and authentic ideas to run their own future government.

We demand that the UPND IMMEDIATELY, but not later than 48 hrs, withdraws the forged manifesto from circulation or face criminal proceedings for infringement of section 17 of the Copyright and Performance Act.

We are taken aback to learn also that the UPND are saying they will start respecting court judgments only after they form government. We note that their President has never respected our courts everytime he has lost court cases. In 2016, after his Petition to challenge the presidential election was thrown out, he went on rampage disrespecting the Constitutional Court judges.

His disrespectful conduct continued after the concourt held that President Lungu was eligible to stand in 2021.

We demand therefore that the UPND must apologise to the people of Zambia for presenting a forged document with the hope of forming government using fake information and stolen images, explanations and ideas.

They did forge the manifesto and uttered it to the people of Zambia.

SIgned at Lusaka the 11th April 2021

HON TUTWA S NGULUBE MP, MCC

DEPUTY CHIEF WHIP ZAMBIA

UPND president Hakainde Hichilema says Zambia is in a crisis caused by PF leadership failure.

During the launch of the UPND Manifesto 2021-2026 on Friday, Hichilema said lack of political will on many fronts showed that the nation needed a change of leadership this year.

He said a government that was preoccupied with winning elections as opposed to providing answers to the many challenges the country was facing needs to be changed.

“Today the 9th of April 2021 marks an important day in the life of our country. Everyone agrees that Zambia needs change. Not just change for the sake of change but change that is actually going to make a difference. 2021 presents Zambians a chance to experience real change for the better. We have done it before and we will do it again,” Hichilema said.

He further said if anyone doubts whether Zambia needs change, they should just look around themselves to see the pointers.

“Unemployment. Poverty. Rising Prices. Hunger. Falling education standards. Hospitals and clinics without medicine and many more problems. Patients are going to hospitals which have no medical staff and most importantly no medicine. Children are not going to school because parents cannot afford to pay school fees. Parents are struggling with putting food on the table. This needs to change for the better,” he said.

“We cannot imagine how Zambia will look like in another five years with the same party in office. This country will no longer be recognisable. It therefore should not be lost on anyone that the decision we make on 12th August 2021 will either make this country worse than it is, or give it a new lease of life towards prosperity and peace.”

Hichilema said in a nation like Zambia that was fertile and had plenty resources, nobody should be poor.

He said all that needed to be done to change the country for the better was included in the UPND Manifesto 2021-26.

“The highlights in this transformation plan include the following; create jobs for our young people; lower prices of fuel; lower food prices for all Zambians; empower our small businesses to succeed and grow; build a health system that serves all the people of Zambia; build an education system that is robust and prepares our young people to be the leaders and job creators of tomorrow; change a government that steals from the people, to a government that works for the people and bring real change, meaningful change,” Hichilema said.

Hichilema further said the manifesto explains how UPND would address the areas listed above.

He said at the top of the list was job creation, noting that while the country had capable and qualified young people, there were no jobs.

Further, he noted that the country’s small businesses which would also create employment need financing, business support and market linkages, so that they not only survive but thrive for sustainable job creation.

“We intend to support private sector so that it’s easy for them to do business. This will happen through policy consistency and law reforms that will support private sector to thrive and create jobs. We are also going to invest heavily into the agriculture sector. This will be done by increasing production and productivity as well as connect producers to profitable markets. Agribusiness, which is value addition, will also be supported for purposes of creating jobs. We will not rest until food is affordable and every Zambian has three meals or more a day,” he said.

The UPND leader added that education remained a top priority for the UPND.

He said UPND shall not rest until every child who needs to be in school is in the classroom and learning.

“Many of us, including myself, are products of an education system that served both the rich and the poor. We are also making an undertaking in this manifesto to reform the education system to a two-track system that is vocational and academic,” he said. “Under this system, there will be no failures as seen today. This is the same education system we would like to create. Until that happens, we are not resting. Until there is medicine in hospitals, we will not rest. Our government will work ceaselessly until the hospitals have healthcare personnel and ensure that a functional healthcare system is created for all Zambians.”

Hichilema also reiterated that UPND would fight corruption with everything at its disposal, adding that the vice was stealing from the public.

“People pay taxes, fees and fines, but they end up in pockets of individuals. Currently there is no medicine in hospitals because of corruption. People were supplied with faulty condoms and expired drugs because of corruption. New roads only last for one year instead of the recommended 10 years because of corruption. We cannot move forward as a nation without rooting out this cancer that is fast consuming our nation,” Hichilema said.

He maintained that the aforementioned were not just promises but commitment and social contract the UPND was signing with Zambians.

“This is a strategic document backed by a solid plan of actions and reforms, such that from the day we set foot in office, the people of Zambia will feel the difference. This election is not about the candidates contesting elections. These elections are about the people. God bless you and may He bless our country,” said Hichilema.

By Field Ruwe EdD

GROUP 3: CONVICTS AND FRAUDS

I continue where I left off. I am cognizant of my intense writing and for that reason I may not be everybody’s cup of tea. I am intense because tone deaf politicians have led us in the fool’s paradise in which we can’t see their betrayal, their inhumanity and vanity. Election campaigns have already kicked off with a headwind of lies, bribery, corruption, and deceit—all a staple of Zambian politics. Among the candidates are convicts campaigning behind the artificial walls of the penitentiary in their unseen prison uniform. The politicians featured here have sullied their reputation beyond redemption their supporters must come to their senses and have nothing to do with them.

1. Chishimba Kambwili- National Democratic Congress (NDC)

Leader of the National Democratic Congress Chishimba Kambwili is the most irresponsible political leader who reduces Zambian politics to the level of silliness. His behavior is certainly outrageous by any standard, and particularly for a man who aspires to be president someday. Describing his political style as impetuous, adversarial, petty and ineffective is an understatement. A remarkably narcissistic individual, he shamelessly moves through politics like a child who suffers from poor impulse control.

Since Kambwili came in the limelight, we have watched him evolve from pettiness, ridiculousness to idiocy and absurdity. Inflated with a sense of self-importance, and troubled political relationships, Kambwili is the product of a political life in self-inflicted mayhem; one that often times metastasizes into erratic boundless behavior and unfathomable recklessness.

Often the combustible Kambwili whose gross rhetoric, and slapstick histrionics are his trademark, sticks his dirty foot in his mouth with no understanding of the consequences of his actions. When in trouble, he becomes a master of shenanigans. There are plenty of examples in the media demonstrating Chishimba’s immature tactics. For instance, on October 14, 2020, Kambwili became a convicted criminal and was ordered to serve a year in prison. He faked illness and exhibited his belly as evidence, all the while panting like a baby. The belly did the trick and he was let go.

On March 18, 2021, Kambwili found himself at the feet of Edgar Lungu shamelessly begging for forgiveness and a pardon. His gullible supporters didn’t know what had hit them. Kambwili the craftier of crooks jumped ship, leaving the NDC for the dogs and rejoined PF. Cruelty comes in many forms, but there’s a special sense of dishonor for political leaders like Kambwili who treat their followers like toilet paper. Such dishonest behavior has undercut his effectiveness as a leader of an opposition political party.

It shudders to think Kambwili can be a leader of a party, or worse still become president of Zambia with his illogical thinking and immoral behavior. Most Zambians see a president as the consummate role model. Kambwili models the opposite. I bet you, Kambwili will leave the PF party before August back to NDC or form another. We should all be worried as we watch Kambwili day after day exhibit behavior contrary to that of a serious politician.

2. Fred Mmembe – Leader of the Socialist Party (SP)

How did a capitalist begin to preach socialism, a dangerous and misleading doctrine to the poor? Here is how; with INTERPOL on his heels, Fred Mmembe was thinking fast. Like the Mexican drug lord El Chapo, he climbed the barbed wire and jumped into refuge, his hands blooded, metaphorically put. The most wanted tax-evading bourgeoisie-turned-convict had just outfoxed Zambian justice and landed in the hands of Cuban ambassador Nelson Pages Vilas; to be precise, in the hands of socialism an ideology he once despised.

Back in the pre-democratic era, The Weekly Post, of which Mmembe was front and center, relentlessly urged Zambians to reject Kenneth Kaunda for imposing a costly brand of socialism that enforced periods of starvation due to highly priced mealie-meal. Week after week, Mmembe and his colleagues exposed socialism for the utopian fraud it was, stressing the ideology always transmuted into tyranny and turned strongmen into serial killers. Between the Weekly Post and its demise as The Post, Mmembe who had become a political jailbird embraced Cuban socialism as his gateway to asylum.

In the 2000s, Mmembe whose major concern was the value of property and the preservation of capitalism, put on his toque (the chef hat) and cooked books for breakfast, lunch, and dinner until he became a bourgeoisie. When he heard a knock at the door, he flung himself into the Cuban Embassy. It was behind the embassy walls that Mmembe’s Socialist Party was hatched.

Zambians beware of capitalist Mmembe. He has entered politics to shield himself from criminal liability. This he is doing in collaboration with Cuba, a country which has proved to be the worst form of model which to improve the quality of life. It is the 21st century, yet Cuba, with one of the highest population of doctors and other academics, remains an insular museum—frozen in time—its dilapidated buildings, old cars, and pirate aroma are good only for tourism.

Please bear in mind as you prepare to enter the voting booth in August:; a vote for socialism is a death sentence.

Group 3 to be continued. Who’s next?

Footnote: Matters Arising: Peter Sinkamba—Green Party.

I wish to respond to Peter Sinkamba of the Green Party featured in Group 1. I do so because his comment about me is in the public realm. Responding to my take on his party, Sinkamba claims to know me personally, and alludes to my marital status insinuating he has some dirt about me which he chooses not to share with the public. I do not know Peter Sinkamba, nine years my junior, and don’t recall being in his presence. And one thing for sure he’s never been in the presence of my family. He may know my in-laws through the friend he alludes to, that’s about it. Above all, I don’t remember committing a crime of any sort in his presence. This goes to all back-stabbers, don’t dwell into my personal life maliciously under disguise just because you don’t like me. State your real name, tell your story and provide tangible evidence. If you heard it from a second party, a friend, or a fib-peddling relative of mine, or if you are a congenital liar seek help.

Sinkamba further claims that my facts about his party are wrong. Here I quote him: “Also, Field must countercheck facts. In 2016, Civil Society organisations that reviewed all manifestos, under the auspices of Action Aid Zambia, voted the Green Party manifesto as the best in 2016 elections. This information can easily be accessed through Google.” My response to Sinkamba is brief; a great manifesto wins elections and not polls. A Green Party score of 0.12% in the 2016 elections is as good as no manifesto.

By Yona Musukwa

President Edgar Lungu has officially closed the Patriotic Front’s General Conference and reappointed Hon. Davies Mwila as Patriotic Front Secretary General

Firstly, I always tell my comrades that when big people are playing chidunu, sojo or kalambe, watch and learn. It doesn’t matter whether you like them or not, whether you agree with them or not, watch and learn.

Secondly, if you look at the events at the conference and the names of the new PF MCC members, you see the political shrewdness of President Edgar Chagwa Lungu, that he is fully in charge and is already planning beyond 2026. (I will return to this point later in more detailed article)

At first glance, President Lungu gives an impression of a humble and weak politician, until you pay attention to his highly calculated political moves and outcomes, then you shockingly discover that he is highly sophisticated and a calculating political operative, a political machiavelllian. You never see him coming, always standing afar, with a big whip, controlling the political chessboard and the narratives around it, never on the crime scene or making his hands unnecessarily dirty. His strength is in being in charge of himself, never showing emotions, and talking less, always using others to do his bidding, without showing his political hand.

Before the convention, we heard a lot of stories; “He is not in charge,” “This and that are not happy”, “PF will be divided after the conference”, “Luapula united is coming”, “KBF this and that.” He defeated them without even uttering a word. When he said; “I carry a big stick,” He meant what he said.

The convention came, no sign of anything, not even a whisper or murmur of Luapula united or KBF, everyone was shouting; “Lungu! Lungu!”

He is fully in charge and in control. He makes himself appear small, making everyone happy to work for him. Even those who left, calling him incompetent and corrupt are getting back in their numbers, with screaming headlines; “Lungu 2021 and beyond”. He has humbled them because they lack emotional intelligence, he did operation koswe on them – biting nokuputilila.

President Lungu has gone further and built a very effective election machinery around him, efficient and proactive. It should be very hard and difficult for any political party to mobilise under these very difficult times; high unemployment, high poverty levels, rampant corruption, high cost of living, etc. But despite all these problems, PF is still in a better position with the voters due to its political shrewdness.

The PF Secretariat, run by Hon. Davies Mwila, and deputized by Hon. Mumbi Phiri is effective and efficient and on 24hrs political alert. They have built committees and always recruiting members to help with party mobilisation. Their media team is lethal, if not deadly, always alert and extremely sharp, controlling the narrative in our political space. They take no prisoners and make you work for your money.

And President Lungu is already ahead thinking about 2026 as PF President. That is the task for the new MCC. If he happens to win the 2021 General Elections, he will immediately embark on and set things in motion for 2026 general elections. You are likely to see things like Bill 11, Bill 12 etc. That is President Lungu for you, an underated political war general who is always calculating and moving pieces on the chessboard far ahead of his political opponents. You have to be ballot box clever to defeat him, that is, if you are even luck to get to the ballot box without him mounting several roadblocks to derail you.

We watch and learn!

MASEBO, PRINCESS NKOMESHYA’S COMPETITION CREATES ‘HEADACHE’ FOR UPND LEADERS…Masebo likens her previous loses to arguments that HH “nikaluza, when he in fact did not lose”

Daily Revelation Reporters

UPND officials are in a dilemma over the adoption process in Chongwe involving Sylvia Masebo and senior chieftainess Nkomeshya’s daughter, Princess Cholwe, which they feel will pose potential ‘headache’ for opposition UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema and the party leadership.

But Masebo when contacted for comment, said she is confident in the adoption primaries because of her “credible track record.”

Well placed sources in the UPND in Chongwe and the national management committee are hoping that Masebo and Princess Cholwe could sit down and decide on which one should actually contest the position, saying complicating the matter was the fact that Masebo was a senior member of the party, but also feel adopting the chieftainess’ daughter would place them in an advantageous position in an area they need to recapture from the PF column.

“That’s why as a leadership we are of the view that they should sit down and discuss so that the issue doesn’t become a headache for HH and the party leadership and they end up losing the constituency altogether,” the sources said. “Failure to resolve this they are going to cause headache for the authorities and even the chieftainess herself, because as you maybe aware she has been supportive of Masebo in the past, but this time it’s her own daughter having a go at the seat.”

But Masebo said she felt comfortable because the people of Chongwe know her good side and bad side, “and so I can fairly rate myself that I have a track record and that the track record is what will speak for me.”

“And if my track record is right then even the vote will be right. I am standing on that belief that I have a credible track record in the district and in the constituency. And if people are voting based on track record that gives me the confidence that I shouldn’t have a problem. I should be able to sail through,” said Masebo, further addressing the decision by her competitor to stand. “I feel that it’s her constitutional right right…and I think that she’s in order and at the end of the day it will really be up to the people to make a decision. So I have no issues with that because I feel that constitutionally she has that right, yah. It’s within her right to aspire. And I think there are no issues there.”

Asked who chieftainess Nkomeshya was supporting between the two, Masebo refused to address the matter, saying she did not want to draw the chieftainess into the matter.

Masebo instead said she wanted to address only aspects on why she felt confident of standing, saying if she were adopted it would be like a return match with the PF’s Japhen Mwakalombe as the people now have a history of the two.

“So it will be easy for them to say ah between these two people this is a better devil,” she said.

Put across to her that she had lost twice, consecutively to the same person in 2011 and 2016, Masebo said the people of Chongwe know what happened about the “so-called beaten twice.”

“You know it’s like this argument about HH that this guy nikaluza chabe, nikaluza, you know he’s going to lose blah blah blah, why do you think the party has unanimously still adopted him? Because we truly believe that HH did not lose the last election. We just did not protect the election ourselves,” said Masebo. “We allowed the PF to basically steal that election. And so because we truly believe that he won this is why we refused to change. But if we changed we may now lose. I can tell you that for me it’s the same feeling by the people.” – Daily Revelation

By Edward Roy Makayi

OH PLISH WHAT BEANS CAN DR CHISHIMBA KAMBWILI SPILL WHEN HE IS THE BEANS HIMSELF HE SHOULD BRING IT ON WE WILL TAKE HIM ON LIKE NEVER BEFORE THIS MAN IS TOO OLD FOR CHILDISH POLITICS BUT HE SHOULD GROW UP.

It has become so fashionable to these bad examples of leaders that have lost political relevance and direction to invest in childish politics of character assassination at the expense of serious topics in Zambia we should be discussing Dr Kambwili and his beans. Dr Kambwili with all due respect is a political pollutant contaminating Zambian politics. Are these not the same words that he said he will do immediately he was hounded out of PF? What became of him and the so called beans spilling project he embarked? Didn’t we see him fainting with his potbelly out, he thinks that can only be done by the ruling party?.

Honestly speaking who should be zipping his mouth between a convicted forgery leader, failed Presidential manager and a good for nothing trouble maker with a rich CV full of inconsistent records and a clean politician?.

This jealous will make Dr Kambwili live a hateful life not good for his health. Leave the stage while you can what political value can Dr Kambwili claim to bring today and to benefit who when his mouth is full of vernomous tribal politics are what he knows.

How long does it take to get to PF from NDC for one to keep pretending they are a president of a political party?.

We need sanity in politics as young upcoming generation we won’t allow tired and valueless leaders with no brains or plans to stabilize the economy, invest in innovations or think of development all they know and have are vernomous beans for political expediences.

We are not scared of Dr Kambwili and whatever beans he has in his stomach if he is not the political beans himself it doesn’t move us but he must be warned sternly that he should take his time well in pre checking the beans he has before it lands himself into further court cases. Our mothers in homes don’t just cook beans no matter where they got it they first put it on a surface to recheck if indeed it’s beans they are about to cook and not the mixture of stones or other impurities.

My father Dr Kambwili you can still enjoy PF dinner in peace you already apologized for the fake beans you used to spill against the Republican president and we know what it costed you. But if you want to enjoy your dinner in PF with headaches and countless court battles I urge to go on and show us the beans you are it better be genuine.

Bringing the name of our president Mr Hakainde Hichilema in your delusional talks will attract hash response you will fail to contain with countless court battles because we won’t allow you to pollute politics with your cheap tribal sentiments when Zambians are crying for the high cost of living.

Beans from Dr Kambwili will not lower the cost of living or bring down the dollar to Kwacha. Certain leaders should grow up please. Yes Dr Kambwili must grow up.

Issued by Edward Roy Makayi.

UPND MEDIA COMMITTEE MEMBER.

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