SATA Has NOT YET Shifted To State House, Just Works From There As Low-Key Security Worries State

Republican President, Michael Sata has not yet shifted to state house, Tumfweko understands.
Tumfweko has understood that President Michael Sata’s attitude towards issues of his security is worrying security and intelligence government experts.
Sources close to State House stated that Mr. Sata remains at Omelo Mumba Road, in Rhodespark as government renovates State House to suit his taste and that of the First Lady, Dr. Christine Kaseba.
Omelo Mumba Road has been sectioned off with barrier booms 21 days after Mr.Sata was elected and his private home is flying Zambia’s orange and green flag to symbolise the presence of the republican president.
Mr. Sata has also reduced the police that line up the presidential route and has significantly scaled down his motorcade claiming is man of the people.
Sources also disclosed that Mr. Sata intends to visit the teaming town centre as soon as his schedule is eases up.
The security advisors are concerned that although the president is very popular especially in urban areas, his strong shift on policy matters relating to foreign policies and his anti-corruption drive brings significant risks to his presidency.
‘’China has invested billions of dollars in this country and now the President has announced that the country will shift its attention and investment to the West,” the source feared, “we can’t take risks, also the anti- corruption drive against his predecessors and the former officials remain powerful”.”
“Further we need to worry when we see the country begin to lose relations with Angola and Malawi, it concerns us,” said the source.
‘’We have no evidence that anyone or any country is planning anything untoward against the president, but our duty is to understand anything that will bring risks to the presidency and act accordingly,”the source disclosed.

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