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President Lungu pledge to support the youths

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President Edgar Lungu says he will not relent in empowering youths in the country.

President Lungu was saying this in Sefula area of Mongu District when he inspected the 14 Million Kwacha fish pond project embarked by 12 youths.

The President pointed out that his government has put up numerous measures of empowering the youths in the country through the financial support such as the fish pond project.

And the Baroste Royal Establishment (BRE) representative induna Namuyamba Dominic Lisulo called on government to use the youths in charge of the fish pond project as an example to other youths in the country.

Induna Namuyamba noted that the fish pond project will empower the district through job creation and food security.

The Sefula Fish Pond project has been embarked by 12 youths in Mongu District.

And Sefula fish Pond Representative Mushokabnji Wamui called on youths to desist from blaming government for unemployment.

29 COMMENTS

  1. Pick a leader who will make their citizens proud. One who will stir the hearts of the people, so that the sons and daughters of a given nation strive to emulate their leader’s greatness. Only then will a nation be truly great, when a leader inspires and produces citizens worthy of becoming future leaders, honorable decision makers and peacemakers. And in these times, a great leader must be extremely brave. Their leadership must be steered only by their conscience, not a bribe.

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  2. My personal appeal: Lets improve the general economy so that everyone regardless of their status young or old, educated or not, employed or not, proffessional or not will ultimately benefit. Improving the general economy will definately improve the living standard of general citizenry. This will be trully all inclusive, leaving no one behind as it were.

  3. “The President pointed out that his government has put up numerous measures of empowering the youths in the country through the financial support such as the fish pond project.”-LT

    Oh come on, Mr. president, don’t leave us in state of curiosity!without providing all the information.

    “Malaria is a leading cause of death and disease in Zambia. The U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative has provided technical assistance and commodities valued at over $283 million to support Zambia’s national malaria strategy. “-U.S Embassy Zambia.

    PF time out.

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  4. Another joke . He has now left the urbanite youths in the cold . these he had promised heaven on earth. After realizing that he can no longer dupe the urbanite youths now he has turned to those in the rural areas he thinks he can dupe these ones, he has short memory he doesn’t realize that alot of un employed teachers,nurses, engineering graduates and many other university and college graduates have relocated to rural districts of the country after failing to secure employment in the cities.

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  5. I swear this is a recording from 2015 pre election being played back.

    We are tired of politicians that only work months before elections.

    Vote wisely.

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  6. The caring father of the nation. One ecl. We thank you for your caring nature and humility. Ba hh him knows just to take pictures with female youths at malls. Touching little girls ati zambia forward. Kiki

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  7. Support is going to these corporations and giving them deals they cannot refuse to setup shop in Zambia, creating warehouses for manufacturing which the president does not know, creates jobs. This is what the youths need, jobs not PF Fitenges. One clueless ECL

  8. Don’t just care for loafers,start caring for your employees in civil service and parastals as well. The same way u are paying loans for civil servants is the same way u should do for the Parastatal employees. Mind u one vote can make a difference.

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