WE WILL RESTORE ZAMBIA TO ITS PROUD PLACE-KALABA
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Citizen First President, Harry Kalaba has assured young people that the Citizen First party will implement robust economic policies that will create jobs and provide opportunities.
He said this to commemorate Youth Day saying these events had degenerated to rhetorics and mere public events.
Kalaba has also announced that his party has expressed readiness for the party to participate in the 2026 Presidential, Parliamentary and Mayoral Elections.
Kalaba said the Party has opened up invitations to suitable persons countrywide to stand as Members of Parliament, Mayors, Council Charperson and Councillors under the Citizen First ticket.
He says a technical team as been set up at the Secretariat to assess, evaluate and later submit to the Central Committee shortlisted candidates for adoption.
Kalaba who is promising sweeping economic and social reforms, seeks to establish leadership that promotes integrity, respects democracy and human rights and gives Zambia an opportunity to unite once again on a path of development, Kalaba said the upcoming election was crucial as it will define a type of path that Zambia takes into a future.
Kalaba cautioned that time for experiments was over and Zambians must choose a capable leader, with requisite experience, who was incorruptible and had capacity to take the country to higher heights.
He said the Citizen First provided a clear path to restore the country to its proud place in the region as a beacon of peace, development and unity.
He urged Zambians to rally behind the Party affirming that the Citizen First party had a team that was credible, determined and focused and was a robust alternative to the ruling UPND.
“Harry Kalaba has assured young people that the Citizen First party will implement robust economic policies”
what is “robust economic policies”?
i m not sure I have seen the economic proposition document / policy by CF. If any blogger is aware, please educate us
Kalaba is just making noise.These were failures in government to day he has plan for Zambia.Too many jokers
He is a good man though he seems not have learnt politics from late King cobra. He is talking about winning elections yet He has no structures: no sections, wards, constituencies, district, provincial communities. Imagine the secretariat to scrutinise direct applicants with no screening mechanisms at all levels of party governance. Kuti wapapamwe!
I think we’re already at our proud space, a lot more is coming
BaKalaba, if you couldn’t do those things when you were in PF, you can not do it any other time.
You just miss the good life you enjoyed when you were in government. Even travelling as Minister of Foreign Affairs after parliament was dissolved.
Those days are gone. Try farming. There is good money in farming.