Africa-Press – Zambia. WE are a nation that has endured hardship in every area, from the rising cost of living and crippling unemployment to fuel shortages and the painful absence of basic medications in our public hospitals and clinics. Yet even in these difficult times, wherever I go, I am constantly encouraged by hardworking citizens who continue to believe that better days are still possible for our beloved country.
They believe that one day we will live in a Zambia that gives it’s people a fair chance to thrive in their own economy without being politically aligned, corrupt, or connected.
A Zambia where promotion is earned by one’s effort and not their loyalty. Where young people do not have to dance in party regalia to access opportunities, and where jobs are created through productivity, because that is what fairness looks like.
Although it has not been delivered under the so called “New Dawn”, it is a principle we in the CF have always embedded in our structures. Our track record shows that this is what we have always stood for, equality of opportunity for every Zambian, regardless of affiliation.
Zambia’s future must belong to those who work for it, not to those who have danced to the tune of whistleblowers.
HARRY KALABA,
CITIZENS FIRST.
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