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President Hichilema Shares…
Thank you mwebakwasu ba kwi Lamba, ku Mpongwe district on the Copperbelt province for coming in thousands today. Together, let’s protect the gains we have achieved in the education, health, infrastructure and many other sectors. This journey we started together must continue. And yes, we…
Thank you mwebakwasu ba kwi Lamba, ku Mpongwe district on the Copperbelt province for coming in thousands today.
Together, let’s protect the gains we have achieved in the education, health, infrastructure and many other sectors.
This journey we started together must continue. And yes, we continue working round the clock to lower the cost of living largely attributed to huge debt mountains and economic malaise left by those whose intentions are always to abuse public resources.
Akabwelela kalalya mwebakwasu mwebene ba kwi Lamba.
Let’s keep pushing Zambia forward together.
Come this August, vote for us for continued peace, security and National development.
Twatota mwebakwasu.
May God Bless you all.
Hakainde Hichilema
President of the Republic of Zambia.
Source: Zambia Reports — Read the original article
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