By GIDEON NYENDWA
GOVERNMENT should sternly deal with cadres that will defy its directive to stay away from markets and bus stations, a Patriotic Front official Lemmy Bwalya has said. Mr. Bwalya said police officers should start enforcing the directive strictly because it would end up as a mere pronouncement.
He said pronouncements should be accompanied by serious action because cadres were notorious. “We all know how cadres behave,” Mr Bwalya said. He said President Hakainde
Hichilema’s stance on caderim was commendable but needed to be accompanied by swift ac[1]tion from enforcement officers
MR BWALYA
“I feel time has come for me to run an NGO that will work extra hard to make Zambians believe in appreciating the importance of supporting the government of the day,”
Mr Bwalya said stern action should be supported by all well meaning Zambians or politi[1]cians, as it was going to restore the much needed revenue in councils. “I feel time has come for me to run an NGO that will work extra hard to make Zambians believe in appreciating the importance of supporting the government of the day,” he said.
