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There is no corruption in Zambia, says Rupiah

There is no corruption in Zambia, says Rupiah
By Fridah Nkonde in Ndola
Tue 05 July 2011, 04:01 CAT

PRESIDENT Rupiah Banda has said there is no corruption in Zambia. During a presidential luncheon at Mukuba Hotel on Saturday, President Banda said Zambians should not listen to people who say there’s corruption in the country.

“Let’s not listen to doom speakers who say that there is corruption in the country. I feel the enthusiasm of the people when it comes to the movement of the country forward,” he said.

President Banda urged the people to prove those that were saying that there will be problems in Zambia after elections wrong. He said he saw in every Zambian the desire to get out of poverty.

“…because as I go round opening up institutions, I feel that Zambians are ready to take up the fight against poverty. I thank all who have revolutionised to make Zambia a less poor country. Zambian people are strong enough and have confidence in themselves,” he said.

He said he was hoping that Ndola could be transformed by having good roads, a good show ground and a beautiful airport.

“Use your vote to decide who will be your councillor, member of parliament and president. Let’s vote for right leaders because we know them,” said President Banda.

Labels: CORRUPTION, HYPOCRISY, LYING, RUPIAH BANDA

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