Republican Vice President, Mutale Nalumango, has called for continued collaboration between government and traditional leaders in fostering development.
Mrs Nalumango says the government recognises traditional leaders as key partners in national development and that their continued working with the government is to deliver development in the country.
The Vice President said this when she met Bemba Chiefs in Mungwi District at Chitimukulu palace today.
Mrs Nalumango also appealed to traditional leaders to support the developmental agenda even as the county heads into the August 13, General Elections.
Earlier, Mrs, Nalumango conferred with the Mwinelubemba Chitimukulu at his palace in Mungwi District.
Mrs Nalumango says the government recognises traditional leaders as key partners in national development and that their continued working with the government is to deliver development in the country.
The Vice President said this when she met Bemba Chiefs in Mungwi District at Chitimukulu palace today.
Mrs Nalumango also appealed to traditional leaders to support the developmental agenda even as the county heads into the August 13, General Elections.
Earlier, Mrs, Nalumango conferred with the Mwinelubemba Chitimukulu at his palace in Mungwi District.
The Vice President said this when she met Bemba Chiefs in Mungwi District at Chitimukulu palace today.
Mrs Nalumango also appealed to traditional leaders to support the developmental agenda even as the county heads into the August 13, General Elections.
Earlier, Mrs, Nalumango conferred with the Mwinelubemba Chitimukulu at his palace in Mungwi District.
Mrs Nalumango also appealed to traditional leaders to support the developmental agenda even as the county heads into the August 13, General Elections.
Earlier, Mrs, Nalumango conferred with the Mwinelubemba Chitimukulu at his palace in Mungwi District.
Earlier, Mrs, Nalumango conferred with the Mwinelubemba Chitimukulu at his palace in Mungwi District.
Chiefs time is up forgoodness sake
a ceremonial role in the background is more than enough
As long as chiefs are around how can you say one zambia one nation
WAKE UP
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