The Informer

THE GREAT NORTH ROAD BETWEEN SERENJE AND MPIKA ITS URGENT ATTENTION BY RDA ...BEFORE MANY LIVES AND EQUIPPMENT ARE LOST.
SOMETIMES IT MAKES ME WONDER WHY RDA EXISTS BECAUSE THE DON'T DO WHAT THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO DO AS PER MANDATE.
kaina kumbi.

What our SG has alluded about ministers , PS ,and Directors is true but there is more to it than what meets eyes,
The reorganisation should start with the NMC which includes our very secretariat, before we even complain about ministers and others, the Engine which drives the party was and still stands abandoned by the party which are the parties grassroot structures, and I believe which is a fact. that president HH won the past elections because of his works, resilience, campaign skills and good leadership with theassistance, of supportgroupssuchas PMT ,maambo Networks and others who came on board . he had no one to assist him, if he had serious people helping him from the party HH would have won by more than 5 million votes, truth be told , self centeredness type of leadership at secretariat should be dealt with for the goodness of our parry and the approach torwads party structure should be more proactive .
kaina kumbi

But when you and your party the PF ruled this country without regard for the rule of law, gangs and thugs was democracy?
Yet HH 's leadership has demonstrated equality before the law without shielding any individual, his administration applies the rule of law fairly.
Truth be told the mirth sense of tribe entitlement is what is driving you to write this nonsensical article.
Whatever lamentation which are embedded in your article are just illusions and a smoke screen to the living facts.

JUST IN: “Country is worth fighting for, even to the extent of losing our lives,” says Binwell Mpundu

Former Nkana lawmaker Binwell Mpundu says he is concerned about the future of Zambia and the way laws are being handled.

Mpundu says citizens should not be afraid to speak out on national matters, warning that what he describes as the UPND’s approach to lawmaking could affect the country’s future.

He also recalled Zambia’s history of colonial rule and political oppression, saying citizens have previously united when they believed the country was under threat.

Mpundu further said there could come a time when people would want to hear his voice on national issues but he would no longer be there to speak.

His remarks come amid ongoing political debate over constitutional and legal matters in Zambia.

Zed Updates Daily | 22 September 2026 | By Muzabe kashilikuya📸