Moses Mupanga wrote. President Satas character spoke for him. From the time he was just governor to the time he formed PF, there is no one who would doubt his capability. One time out of a few he had lost an election, he ordered cadres to be calm and immediately started campaigning for the next election for the sake of peace. His politics were so constructive such that, he worked by a vision, by the grace of God, he came to have. He never hid himself under anyone. He stood out and his fellow politicians were intimidated by his mere zeal. What he did spoke for him, his values announced him, his style made him stand out among his peers. There was no doubt he was a great politician, no doubt Presidential material, no doubt made one of the greatest African Presidents, no doubt fought corruption, no doubt wasnt in it for money or power but service because he had it all. No doubt heard the cries of the poor and no doubt a heavy weight, patriotic son of the continent of Africa! Thank God he spoke for the poor and will not speak for anyone who would want to lie that they were his chosen successors. He was a man of action that was always triggered by his spoken ability. He was a blessing to Zambia, HH knows. His judgment was patriotic, and his party is Patriotic Front. The only enemies he had were those who deserviced Zambia, RB knows. It is not wise to enter in such a mans house and break ornaments that he held dear to his heart. May be those who have remained behind must be told this. When you enter such a mans home, you ought to salute even his servant, only then can you be seen ready to carry-on the legacy he might have just left. This is what I thought our PF leaders were suppose to be reflecting on every step of the way unlike seeming like the one who left them the party was a wanted thug! Respect for the departed President, respect for one another and respect for Zambians is what PF owes itself. I say we can still do it! Pabwato..........!!!!!!!
Posted on: Fri, 19 Dec 2014 12:57:13 +0000
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