PF LEADERS ADVISED TO IDENTIFY A PARTY TO WORK WITH AHEAD OF NEXT YEAR’S ELECTIONS
By Cecilia Zyambo
Governance Expert Gilbert Chisenga has advised opposition Patriotic Front-PF leaders to set aside their differences and identify a political party they can work with to secure their place on the ballot in next year’s general elections.
In an interview with Phoenix News, Mr. Chisenga says while the PF remains one of the strongest and most popular opposition parties in the country, party leaders must put aside selfish interests to ensure unity and effectiveness.
He has expressed concern that pf members have spent the past four years in internal disputes, with only about eight months remaining before the general elections.
Mr. Chisenga has further called on all opposition parties to unite and collaborate if they hope to challenge and defeat the ruling UPND in next year’s polls.
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PF is still blown with false pride of being a big party, if they are why did they lose by that kind of margin, PF messed up and that must stick in there heads, they messed up real bad hence the Zambians kicking their ass, so to gain relevance do not come back with that ego of being a big party, that is no more, humble yourselves and come as reformed people, only then will you be accepted, not coming with the same arrogance
PF ca not work with any other parties because they moving with spirit of confusion. Allow them to go in Alliance at your own risk.
This is a clear example of denial. On the one hand, one says that PF is the biggest party, and on the other hand, that PF must look for a purpose vehicle. You can’t have it both ways, buddy. This is a cat chasing its own tail. PF is living a life of contradiction; it’s a what-came-first paradox: the hen or the egg. Go figure!