The nation celebrated the 60th anniversary of its independence with great enthusiasm, unity, and solidarity, marking a historic milestone in the country’s journey.
In the capital, Lusaka, the commemoration began with the laying of wreaths at the Freedom Statue, a powerful symbol of the sacrifices made to achieve Zambia’s independence. A similar ceremony took place at Embassy Park, where wreaths were laid to honor the memory of the country’s late Presidents.
The Lusaka Showgrounds hosted another significant part of the celebrations, where distinguished citizens from across Zambia were recognized for their gallantry, patriotism, and contributions to the nation’s progress.
President Hakainde Hichilema extended his gratitude to all Zambians who participated in the festivities, emphasizing the importance of unity and peace as the country moves forward.
“We thank all citizens who joined in celebrating this historic occasion. It is through our collective efforts that we continue to honor the legacy of our independence,” said President Hichilema.
The nationwide celebrations not only reflected pride in Zambia’s achievements over the past six decades but also reinforced the importance of national cohesion for the future.
Unity in talk only, while the nepo model is underway on the ground. Unity and national cohesion can only be achieved by walking the said talk.
Happy 60th Independence Day, Zambia! Today, we honor the sacrifices made for our freedom, even as we reflect on the complexities of our history. The Internet allows us to remember those who fought for liberty, ensuring their stories endure for future generations.
As we celebrate, let’s recognize the profound impact of epigenetics on our lives and freedoms. If knowledge like Genix had been discovered earlier, our paths might have been different. Yet, we stand today, united in our pursuit of true independence and justice.
Let us cherish this milestone and commit to a future that honors all who sacrificed for our freedom.
Unity and patriotism is there but challenges Zambians are facing is
Greater in comparison to sixty years
Ago.