RESPONSE TO “A WARNING TO PRESIDENT HAKAINDE HICHILEMA”
By Timmy
It is important to set the record straight regarding the recent article on Zambia Whistleblower warning President Hakainde Hichilema about alleged “PR-driven popularity.” Let it be clear: there is absolutely nothing to warn President Hakainde. In fact, he continues to enjoy the support of the most important sectors of society. Just yesterday, UNZA students publicly endorsed him for the 2026 elections a clear testament that his leadership resonates deeply with Zambians who matter.
The obsession with PR over substance, as suggested in the article, misses the bigger picture. The real issues dominating public debate are not student marches or media coverage—they are matters like the controversial $11 million cash withdrawal, the procurement of 2 helicopters, and 2 luxurious houses. These are tangible concerns affecting the nation’s governance, yet the article inexplicably focuses on a peaceful student demonstration. It is baffling that some are more outraged by students exercising their democratic rights than by alleged large-scale financial irregularities.
It is time for media and opinion pieces to prioritize facts over narratives. Zambia has a long way to go, and the people deserve clarity and accountability on pressing national matters—such as the well-documented $11 million case involving Malanji, which many believe occurred with full knowledge of government officials. Pretending ignorance does not serve the public interest.
President Hakainde Hichilema’s leadership is rooted in integrity, transparency, and the trust of Zambians. Genuine support, as demonstrated by students and citizens nationwide, cannot be manufactured—it is earned through action, not rhetoric.
This article is a call for all Zambians to focus on what truly matters: accountability, good governance, and the future of our country. Share your thoughts, comment, and like our page to join the conversation.
WAGON MEDIA
We get you 100%. Some of these so called media that they can control the narrative by discriminating from the big stories!! Most of them are used to receiving brown envelops from the same jailed guys. They were used to receiving instructions on what to write in the news. It’s a pity when you have the president clowning the internet projects done in other countries onto his Facebook and tell citizens that the images appearing are some of the projects he is doing locally. Check the link below: https://share.google/eXzQXBUn2tf6Aa4iK
Fake warnings with intent to mislead, and propagating false narratives.The UNZA students simply went to say thank you to President for good things he has done for them and the country.That individual is warned not to send fake warnings carelessly.