KALAMBALALA SAYS PEACE IS EXPENSIVE TO LOSE


 

Rufunsa Constituency Aspiring Candidate Bartholomew Kalambalala says Zambia is bigger than any political party and this is the only country citizens have even for the next generations to come.

Kalambalala has urged people of Rufunsa to put this in their  mind that they should never allow politics to divide the nation, saying Citizens are one people who should live in harmony.

"To my fellow politicians who are aspiring to stand on any position let peace, love, and unity lead in our hearts and actions."

He said there are vulnerable people who can not defend themselves warning that if Citizens do not take care of the peace the country has it will  be in vain.


The Rufunsa Aspiring Candidate says there have had been unfortunately circumstances were democracy,  peace and unity shrinked but because of unity and the love for mother Zambia responsible voices have continued speaking to ensure that peace continues.

"We have  children, pregnant women, people living with disabilities and the senior Citizens who are extremely vulnerable" he said.

He continues"Our desire to lead this country should not divide us but instead it should unite us towards a common goal of developing this country"

Kalambalala has urged each and everyone out there to watch what they say, post on Social Media and also their political actions. 

He explained that Social Media is a digital tool that should be used in correct way to communicate and in the end develop this country.

He has urged Citizens to rebuke any politician that will use unpalatable language that can cause divisions in this country.

He said Zambia is bigger than any political ambitions, urging citizens to remind such a one that the country has vulnerable people in this country who can not defend themselves if anything happened to this country. 

He added "the Goal of a caring leader should be about developing his or her Ward, Constituency, town and the country at large not issuing divisive remarks that will land this country into chaos".

By Evans Sinjela 

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