CHADEMA yampongeza Rais mpya wa Zambia, Hakainde Hichilema kwa ushindi wa kishindo

Ibambasi said:
Acheni kujifariji. Huyu kwa sasa ni Rais na Chama chake ni chama tawala, kama CCM ilivyo hapa Tanzania. Wenzi wenu ni Edgar Lungu na Chama chake ambao kwa sasa ni wapinzani, ndiyo mko nao league moja. CCM wanayo haki ya kumpongeza Rais huyu mchsgulowa kwa Sababu ameingia rasmi league ya watawala.
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endelea kupanua magoli
 
Iboya2021 said:
hivi kwani kwa msemo huo kila chama kinachotawala nchi huwa ni maadaui wenu nyie na kwamba chama pinzani ndiyo bora kwenu nyie?
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Si kweli. CHAMA DOLA ndio adui wa wapenda haki na maendeleo duniani kote. Ni tatizo zaidi ya corona (rejea Lipumba).
 
Erythrocyte said:
2017 Hichilema alikamatwa kwa tuhuma za kutengenezwa maabara za uhaini na ugaidi , alikaa jela kwa zaidi ya miezi mitatu
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Mkuu kujenga upinzani imara ni jambo la msingi sana ktk ustawi wa taifa lolote. Tatizo ninaloliona mimi ni kwa wale tunaowaamini ni nguli ktk siasa za upinzani wanakimbia mapambano na kujificha mbali kabisa. Kwa mazingira hayo huko si ndo kugive up? Nani apambane sasa?
 
Erythrocyte said:
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Siku zote kukiwa na Katiba ya Wananchi na Tume huru ya Uchaguzi kila kitu kitafanyika kama watavyotaka wenye nchi ambao ni wananchi wenyewe .

Hiki kilichofanyika Zambia ndio kimepelekea CHADEMA kuamua kummiminia pongezi Rais Mteule Haikainde Hichilema

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Hii ni habari mbaya sana kwa kile chama kilichozowea kuyapindua matokeo.
 
Ibambasi said:
Acheni kujifariji. Huyu kwa sasa ni Rais na Chama chake ni chama tawala, kama CCM ilivyo hapa Tanzania. Wenzi wenu ni Edgar Lungu na Chama chake ambao kwa sasa ni wapinzani, ndiyo mko nao league moja. CCM wanayo haki ya kumpongeza Rais huyu mchsgulowa kwa Sababu ameingia rasmi league ya watawala.
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Sikiliza, chama kinakua ni tawala pale tu kinapokua madarakani (yaani ruling/governing party). Sasahivi hiki kilichoshinda kilikua ni cha upinzani (opposition party). Hakuna chama kinachosajiliwa na kuwa ni "chama tawala"

Marekani vyama vina alternate kati ya ruling and opposition parties, ni kawaida.
 
Ibambasi said:
Acheni kujifariji. Huyu kwa sasa ni Rais na Chama chake ni chama tawala, kama CCM ilivyo hapa Tanzania. Wenzi wenu ni Edgar Lungu na Chama chake ambao kwa sasa ni wapinzani, ndiyo mko nao league moja. CCM wanayo haki ya kumpongeza Rais huyu mchsgulowa kwa Sababu ameingia rasmi league ya watawala.
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Aliyeshinda uchaguzi na aliyeiba uchaguzi ni tofauti kabisa.
 
Erythrocyte said:
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Siku zote kukiwa na Katiba ya Wananchi na Tume huru ya Uchaguzi kila kitu kitafanyika kama watavyotaka wenye nchi ambao ni wananchi wenyewe .

Hiki kilichofanyika Zambia ndio kimepelekea CHADEMA kuamua kummiminia pongezi Rais Mteule Haikainde Hichilema

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Historia ya HH ni kama ya anayopitia viongozi wetu wa CHADEMA, kunyanyaswa, kuporwa ushindi ktk chaguzi kadhaa, kutupwa mahabusu au vifungo magereza, kuitwa si wazalendo lakini huko Zambia wananchi na vyombo vya dola vikaamua imetosha.


22 Aug 2020

Hakainde Hichilema ( HH) asked "Will you arrest Edgar Lungu if you get elected?"



On 22 August 2020 (HH) Hakainde Hichilema was speaking when he featured on Q-FM Breakfast Show hosted by Dj Showstar


4 Jul 2016

Hakainde Hichilema: The Vision, The Man, The Plan



Watch the documentary about the man who is making history in Zambia.
Source : Hakainde Hichilema

Hakainde Hichilema
A multi-millionaire and Zambia’s second-largest cattle rancher, Mr Hichilema stated last year in an interview in the UK’s Telegraph newspaper , that Africa needs leaders who are independently wealthy and treat high office as a short-lived business challenge.

He commented that a previous President, Michael Sata, “…. was a lifetime politician. I'm not and I don't want to be. I want a maximum of 10 years then I'm out. If he was a father to Zambians then I will be a CEO. Africa needs businessmen who don’t need to make a living from politics but go into it to help grow African economies. It will be their policies that will help take Africans out of poverty through enterprise.”

Mr Hichilema has promised that, if elected, his party “will form a Government focused on delivery, dedicated to serving the needs of the Zambian people.” His focus is on economic recovery, ending the disparity between the natural wealth of the country and the poverty of its citizens which has been caused, in his view, by the economic mismanagement, corruption and incompetence of previous governments.

Source : https://www.goodcountry.org/global-vote/elections/zambia/candidates/hakainde-hichilema/
 

16 August 2021​

Lusaka, Zambia

Disgruntled Youth Rally Behind HH and Unite to Dismantle the PF Regime​


By Mwatula Chiti Bsc. Econ & Fin, LLM – International Relations

A historic wind of change has swept across the peaceful nation of Zambia, as the nation ushers in its 7th President after a dramatic record-breaking General Election.

On the 12th of August 2021, an air of silent expectation was palpable across the nation. Zambians rose up early to queue up at their respective polling stations in readiness to cast their votes in the long awaited Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Government Elections.

Pictures were circulated on social media platforms showing how some citizens spent the previous night, vigilantly waiting for their change to be among the first to cast their vote. It was a ‘do or die’ election, particularly for the Youth of Zambia.

Before we applaud the Youth across the nation for exhibiting such an applaudable spirit of unity and assertiveness, lets begin by briefly deciphering what caused the wind of change among the young people.

The last 5 years under the Patriotic Front Government saw the nation’s economy degenerate and its currency losing value at an astronomical rate; depreciating from trading at ZMW 5.25 per US Dollar in 2016 to ZMW 22.21 Per US Dollar (Temporally currently trading at ZMW19.25 after implementing monetary policy gymnastics in frantic attempts to improve the situation two weeks prior to polling day). This was just one of many issues which irked the Zambian Youth over the last few Years.

Another cardinal area in which the previous regime mismanaged the plight of the Youth was the education sector. The cries of Lecturers and University students fell on deaf ears numerous times.

Rather than cordially reaching out to students; On 4th October 2018, Police Officers were deployed to disperse a non-violent students’ protest at the University of Zambia main campus.

Excessive force was used on the unarmed students; leading to the injury of several students and the death of a beloved student, Ms Vespers Simuzyila (May her soul rest in peace). The nation was set ablaze with anger and sentiments on the grave injustice and unnecessary violence which lead to the death of a student. Students marched, all clad in black clothing to mourn their late colleague a few days later. Sadly, in response, the powers that be nonchalantly turned a blind eye, hoping that the noise would die a natural death. But the youth took note.

This was evident when on 17th May 2021, Prof Nkandu Luo was appointed as the then Incumbent president’s running mate in the forthcoming elections. Social media was set ablaze with sentiments of shock, anger and disappointment on the selection.

Remember it was under Prof. Luo’s regime that government sponsored students’ meal allowances were scrapped away. This was for a progressive reason, but as was her style, the then Minister of education condescendingly issued a number of ‘interesting’ statements which the Youth took record of.

Appointing the Youth’s ‘public enemy’ number one was tantamount to poking a healing wound. This Political miscalculation rejuvenated the Youth’s determination to teach this regime a lesson.

A similar series of events calumniated into the Youth being called disgruntled by a named Provincial Minister. This was after plans to hold a peaceful protest by the Youth were thwarted as Police Officers armed to the teeth and clad in heavy anti-protest attires manned the proposed protest site.

Enough was enough. It was clear that this regime took the Youth’s voice for granted. The future seemed hopeless. Cadres seemed to have easier access to opportunities and fair dialogue than the average Youth.
Fortunately, the Youth had a Knight in shining amour, lurking in the periphery, waiting for the next political showdown.

Now more than ever before, Mr. Hakainde Hichilema warmed up to the Youth. He had evolved politically over the last decade and was nicknamed “Bally”, a slang term used by Zambia Youth to refer to an older man or one’s own father; a respectful name of endearment and hope. Bally’s Facebook and Twitter Pages exhibited more and more interaction with the Youth, taking their concerns and trends to heart.

Mr Hichilema and team had found a diamond in the rough. The message was clear. For a better future, stamping out corruption, improvement of the education system and general development; Bally was our hope to fix things. The Patriotic Front unfortunately did not truly consider the Youth to be a factor.

However, to their detriment, the previous election in 2016 saw President Lungu beat Mr. Hichilema by a mere 100,530 votes, a figure which the Youth of one province alone could overturn.
The deed was done, the Youth turned out in numbers, standing in long queues for hours on end, determined to leave only after casting their vote.

By Sunday afternoon, 15th August, Mr. Hakainde Hichilema was leading by over 700,000 votes. Clearly headed for a landslide victory.

Robert Green’s famous 48 laws of power offer some priceless nuggets of wisdom worth noting. Law number 3 and 4 state the following; ‘Conceal Your intentions’ and ‘Always say less than necessary’. There is a certain type of silence which is ‘loud’; and this silence is what the Zambian Youth used to usurp the system. The incumbent regime knew that the Youth wanted change but they did not know to what extent and how desperate we were.

In conclusion, a famous local saying accurately summarize the Youth’s expectations: “Uwa kwensha ubushiku ba mutasha nga bwacha.” Meaning, you can only thank the person who helped you walk in the night once it is dawn. The most beneficial things are difficult to implement, but once implemented everyone can see the benefits and are grateful.

We congratulate His Excellency, the 7th President of the Republic of Zambia, H.E. Mr. Hakainde Hichilema on his election. We humbly implore him to remember what we endured and how Youth from 10 provinces, with the support of our middle aged and senior citizens voted in large numbers, putting their hope in the hands of a valiant courageous Leader.

Remember US your Excellency. We Love You. One Zambia One Nation!!

Source : Zambia : Disgruntled Youth Rally Behind HH and Unite to Dismantle the PF Regime
 
Commonwealth Observers talking to voters in Zambia

Photo : Chair of the Commonwealth Observer Group, former Tanzanian President HE Jakaya Kikwete, at the Andrew Mwenye polling station in Lusaka, Zambia.

Commonwealth​

Voters got up early in Zambia this morning and headed straight to the polls, which opened at 6am. Long but COVID-safe queues formed outside polling stations in Lusaka, with people standing a metre apart.
Zambians across the country are choosing both a president and those who will represent them in the National Assembly and local government.
To comply with COVID-19 safety protocols, there are more polling stations than at the previous general election in 2016, and voters are offered hand sanitiser at the entrance and exit of each polling booth.
The 2021 general elections are Zambia’s sixth multi-party general elections and the first where prisoners will be allowed to vote – 11,000 have registered to exercise their now democratic right.
Commonwealth observers have been deployed to polling stations throughout the nation; they were present as the first ballots were cast when polls were declared officially open.
It was an early start too for the Chair of the Commonwealth Observer Group, former Tanzanian President HE Jakaya Kikwete, who arrived at the Andrew Mwenye polling station in Lusaka in time for the opening at 6am, and to lead his team by example - observing voting getting under way and the procedures in place.
He said “It is heart-warming to see Zambians coming out to vote in such great numbers despite the COVID-19 pandemic, to decide who runs their country.
“We are here to support them in this exercise which will help strengthen their democracy, and we are here to assure them that as a valued member, the Commonwealth stands in solidarity with them as they cast their votes."
More than 7 million Zambians from 156 constituencies in 10 provinces are expected to cast their ballots at 12,152 polling stations across the country with officials assisting elderly and disabled voters.
Sixteen candidates are contesting the presidency - 15 male and one female.
The president, elected to serve a five-year term based on a majority system, needs to secure at least 50 percent of votes, plus one extra vote.
If no candidate secures such a majority, then the two leading candidates will contest a run-off election within 37 days of the initial ballot.
Additionally, 810 candidates are running for 156 of the 167 seats of the National Assembly that are elected by direct vote.
At the local level, 420 candidates are contesting mayoral seats and municipal council chairpersons.
Elections will also be held for 116 district councils and for councillors in over 1,600 wards.
The polls are due to close at 6pm Thursday 12 August and counting begins immediately
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Mwenyekiti mstaafu wa CCM Mh. Rais mstaafu Jakaya Kikwete ambaye aliteuliwa na Jumuiya ya Comonwealth kuwa kiongozi wa waangalizi wa uchaguzi kutoka Jumuiya ya Madola akitembelea kituo kimoja cha kupiga kura huko Lusaka Zambia hapo tarehe 12 August 2021.
 
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