George N Mtonga writes:
Charles just didnt quit, his wife made a braii for PF thats why we will never forgive him.
You can quit UPND but that means you are no longer in politics. But to quit UPND and then make a braii for PF, the same party that arrested our president and chsrged him with treason… aikona man. You can never be forgiven.
Braii sure… of all things.
QUIT. BUT DONT GO TO OUR ENEMIES.
Pure nonsense.
Commander Innocent was a full blooded PF thug. Now, he seats at the UPND high table, rubbing shoulders with Hakainde. There are no enemies in politics, just people fighting to rule the country so that they can steal money. Just look at how rich these UPND thieves have become. Why do you think their leaders do not even declare their assets? Ba pompwe.
REJECT TRIBALISM, CORRUPTION AND OPPRESSION.
VOTE FOR CHANGE IN AUGUST.
If you can forgive Mr. Kalimanshi and welcome him in your midst, you can also forgive Mr. Kakoma and his wife.
As they say, there are no permanent enemies in politics.
This man errored to disappointing a best friend HH and suppose PF criminals woned election was he going to resign from PF criminal party? Trust him for your own risk the old man is judascariot.
George Mtonga has absolutely no moral or political authority to judge Charles Kakoma. It is both dishonest and hypocritical for him to sit in judgment over a man who sacrificed, built, and stood with UPND from its very beginning. Charles Kakoma did more for this party than many of the political opportunists we see today who conveniently claim they “sacrificed” only when power was within reach.
Some of us may not shout the loudest, but we were present when UPND was launched in Solwezi. We endured the difficult days. We remained loyal when there was nothing to gain. We are still card-carrying members of UPND, and our voices matter.
If anyone has the wisdom to handle this matter, it is President Hakainde Hichilema and not George Mtonga. The President knows the history of this party and the people who genuinely built it. Charles Kakoma is a prodigal son, not an enemy, and those who truly care about UPND should understand reconciliation, not witch-hunting.
Election years expose selfishness. They expose people who make reckless decisions based on perception, personal ambition, and desperation for recognition. UPND must not be held hostage by such thinking.