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Father Tyola and Frank Bwalya Reconcile

St Joseph Mukasa Parish Assistant Priest HENRY TYOLA has thanked Member of...

By Ruth Chayinda

St Joseph Mukasa Parish Assistant Priest HENRY TYOLA has thanked Member of the UPND Media team FRANK BWALYA for his forgiveness, which he says has helped pave the way for reconciliation.

In a Facebook post, Father TYOLA described the meeting held on October 15, 2026 as a moment of healing, forgiveness and brotherhood .

He also thanked Father NICHOLAS MUBANGA for his counsel and support, as well as the Association of Zambia Diocesan Catholic Clergy Executive for its intervention and mediation.

Father TYOLA said the reconciliation demonstrated the importance of forgiveness and love in restoring relationships.

Father TYOLA called on the faithful to embrace forgiveness as a virtue that promotes peace, healing and unity.

Mr Bwalya, a former Catholic Priest, had threatened sued father Tyola for alleged defamation.

Source: Zambia24 — Read more

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