Tell Chitala there is no tribalism in Zambia – Hamasaka
State House Chief Communication specialist Clayson Hamasaka says there is no tribalism in Zambia.
In the Monday edition, Daily Revelation published a story where a group calling itself the national consultative conference (NCC) is aiming to call for a national indaba to discuss the enforcement of zero tolerance against tribalism, provincialism, nepotism, sexism, racism and all chauvinist practices that have tended to divide the people and spread unnecessary discords in the country.
But in an interview yesterday, Hamasaka insisted that there was no
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” Umwimbo loti to monyoloti” Lozi from the banks of “Lyambai” Zambezi river, the Luyana, aluyi meaning he who talks about the witches time on an end is actually the one who is a witch.The one talks about tribalism is indeed the one who is tribal.
I do not know why Clay Hamasaka is bothering to answer Mbita Chitala. Tribalism accusations have faced just about every government that has presided over Zambia since independence. Late Sikota Wina has done all of us a favour by documenting what happened during an important UNIP conference in 1967 at Chilenje (see ” The Night Without a President” by S. Wina). The PF government also faced tribalism accusations. What did Chitala do then? Let Chitala organise his conference without hindrance. I intend to attend and possibly speak from the floor.