LET LUNGU TRAVEL
What law is Mr Hakainde Hichilema using to stop Mr Edgar Lungu from travelling to South Korea?
We ask this question because the rule of law requires that every decision or action of government must be based on, or backed, by a written law.
As far as we know there’s no law that allows Mr Hichilema to stop Mr Lungu from travelling to South Korea for the Peace Conference of former heads of state.
This is unacceptable lawlessness.
The argument that Mr Lungu is still in active politics does not hold water and cannot be used to deny his right to travel abroad.
What rule of law does Mr Hichilema talk about? If each day that passes we are seeing an escalation of irrationality and irresponsible actions against those he doesn’t like. There is way too much infantile anger and hatred in this government. Can we please see some maturity and respect in the way they’re handling the affairs of this country.
Mr Hichilema and his league must know that they cannot ran government on bitterness and vengeance. The injustices of Mr Lungu’s regime cannot be used to deny him his rights. It’s irresponsible, immature and petty, and it must stop forthwith.
Fred M’membe
President of the Socialist Party