Sat, 17 Jun 2017 11:06:41 +0000
The Twenty Percent Plan (TPG)
Editor,
I am in total agreement with the NAREP president – Mr. Elias Chipimo as expressed in the Daily Nation of Tuesday June 13, 2017 whereas, he is seeking an audience with His Excellency President Edgar Chagwa Lungu in a quest to see the liberation of every Zambian from the sense of dependency. Also to ensure that the target supplier groups are formalized, trained, mentored, supported. Please, grant him permission.
Mathews Kernana Lungu, Chunga, Lusaka
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Fake pastors not allowed
in Zambia
Editor,
Country fellow Zambian, be alert and prayerful. Let us protect our motherland from the works of Satan and let us support our old churches. Zambia is not a demon dumping country.
Paul
Speaker applied relevant law
Editor,
Is it the duty of the Speaker of the National Assembly to determine how rational the UPND MPs was? What do the rules of Parliament say about boycotting a solemn occasion?
Citizen
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Zimbabwean prostitutes
in Zambia
Editor,
Over 4000 Zimbabwean prostitutes are in the country selling sex at only K20. My question is that can Zambians do that in that country and be spared? What is the immigration department doing about it?
Concerned Zambian
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Nevers, go back to pulpit
Editor,
Please, Pastor Nevers Mumba repent and go back to the pulpit. How can you say that the donors should stop to give aid to the people of Zambia because of your political motives?
Emma Daka, Mtendere
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Police should explain
Editor,
I would like to know if the Police have closed the rape investigation. Did the woman identify the deceased as the rapist?
The family of the late needs to know if an innocent man was killed.
Plus the Zambian people want to know if the rapist is still at large and walking free and will attack again…
Katimba Chisanga
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G.C.E. good for Grade 12 failures
Editor,
The introducing of GCE July by government was good for us. My advice goes to those who failed their senior level that re-writing is the only second chance for our academic success. Please re-write.
Paul-X, Lusaka
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Let’s avoid fuelling trouble
Editor,
It is a joke that this man wore the shirt with inscription “BANTUSTAND FOR LIFE”. Does he know the meaning of the words above? Is he aware of the loss of many lives as result of fighting that ugly political arrangement by the racist in South Africa then? What wrong with then? What’s wrong with these people? Anything they do or touch is wrong, don’t they see it? My only challenge is can this man dare go wearing the same T-shirt across Limpopo. Let us see if he will reach Johannesburg. I can assure Nkombo that the people who lost their loved ones fighting this abominable thing in RSA will eat him alive. Some jokes if they were meant to be, are better avoided,
Micky, Ndola
