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EXPOSED : HH’s Tribalism, What Election Statistics Say

Hakainde Hichilema

This is a Careful Analysis of 2001 – 2011 Election Results and a letter sent to HH on 25th October 2011. By Maurice Makalu.

 

 

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Re: MR. HH, PLEASE STOP YOUR TRIBALISM.

The above matter refers.

The Post newspaper has in the recent past featured editorials condemning your “tribalistic and dangerous anti-Bemba politics.”

The Zambian Inquirer asked Mr. Cornelius Mweetwa, Deputy Spokesperson of UPND and Choma Constituency MP, to comment on these allegations.

Here is what he said, “The (tribalism) attacks (from The Post) are unfair as the regional support given to the UPND is not different from that received by other parties including the Patriotic Front (PF).” He continued that, “A careful analysis of election results has revealed that the major political parties have attracted a home vote associated with a leader of the party. Further since 2001, UPND has received least votes in Northern, Luapula; while Sata has received support from the regions associated with his tribe.”

I want to give you that ‘careful analysis of elections results.’ Because clearly, if Mr. Mweetwa has ever done any careful analysis, he cannot tell such lies in the media; unless if he just wants to deceive you and the Zambian people. Or perhaps he is acting under your instructions, which I believe not, to defend your tribalism even if it means lying to the Zambian people.

According to the careful analysis, Mr. HH, the facts are:

  1. The regional support given to the UPND is VERY DIFFERENT from that received by other parties from the region of their presidents.
  2. The support Sata has received from regions associated with his tribe is not abnormal such that you should compare and use it to defend your tribalism.
  3. Further from 2001, UPND has received least votes not just from Northern and Luapula, as if Bembas were tribalistic, but from other regions as well: Livingstone Constituency, Copperbelt, Lusaka and Eastern provinces. You have grown by just over 1% in Western, North western and Central combined.
  4. Your party has received 99% growing support only from areas with growing anti-Bemba sentiments. Is that a coincidence?

Let us begin the ‘careful analysis’ that proves the above facts. THE LINK TO THE FULL DOCUMENT:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ic80sjUTmPPDGvST_2IacwjXergOMLnGWFeZBCr325U/edit

 


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69 Responses to EXPOSED : HH’s Tribalism, What Election Statistics Say

  1. BA 90 Reply

    November 2, 2011 at 3:38 pm

    H H will never rule zambia,is finished regardless of the pact the man is a business man not a politician.

  2. C-Jay Reply

    November 2, 2011 at 4:31 pm

    Poor analysis! Whoever a grade 12 failure didnt this analysis! Tumfweko, u are also a disgrace, such poor analysis on your site, anyways, such are the failures u are surviving on!

  3. poosy Reply

    November 2, 2011 at 5:54 pm

    HH HAS GREED 4 POWER SORI MA TONGA BRO BUT THIS MAN WILL DRAG YO GOOD NAME IN THE MAD….

  4. poosy Reply

    November 2, 2011 at 5:57 pm

    HH HAS GREED 4 POWER SORI MA TONGA BROS BUT THIS MAN WILL DRAG YO GOOD NAME IN THE MAD….

  5. Brad Pitt Reply

    November 2, 2011 at 7:45 pm

    Ba honda, you want to peddle lies and say there is no one from western, southern and north-western in sata’s cabinet.
    1. You ***** where do you think wilbur simuusa is from. he is a proud PF tonga Minister of mines.

    2. Inonge wina. A proud lozi.

    3. Which province is Keith mukata from?

    4. Is Given LUBINDA a bemba man?

    5. Mwaliteta, the coloured kafue central MP is a proud southerner.

    6. Bob Sichinga is an uncle to my wife and they are proud Tumbukas from miyombe.

    Ba honda i wish to add on to this list, but you are a fool and fools never learn.

  6. Chonya Reply

    November 2, 2011 at 7:50 pm

    HH thanks he can always get the best even when he is not worth it. Let him (HH) remain in the dustbin as garbage.

  7. Brad Pitt Reply

    November 2, 2011 at 8:01 pm

    you ***** honda count the non-bembas in this cabinet and stop lieing. you swine. take note, minister of agriculture Chenda is Lenje. You asshole.

    Zambia’s New CabinetPosted: September 29, 2011 by sweetnessjams in News
    Tags: 2011 elections, sata, state house, zambia cabinet 10THE NEW CABINET

    Vice president: Guy Scott
    Deputy Vice President Edgar Lungu

    MINISTRY JUSTICE
    Cabinet Minister S.S. ZULU
    Deputy Minister N. Simbyakula

    MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
    Cabinet Minister G.B. Mwamba
    Deputy Minister P. KAUNDA

    MNISTRY OF FINANCE
    Cabinet Minister A. B. Chikwanda
    Deputy Minister A. Kansembe

    MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
    Cabinet Minister K. Sakeni
    Deputy Minister Mwaliteta

    MINISTRY OF HEALTH
    Cabinet Minister Dr J Kasonde
    Deputy Minister P. Chikusu

    MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
    Cabinet Minister C. Kambwili
    Deputy. Dr Effron LUNGU

    MNISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND LIVESTOCK
    Cabinet Minister E. T. Chenda
    Deputy Minister. Nicholas Banda

    MINI. LABOUR , SPORTS,YOUTH & GENDER
    Cabinet Minister F. SHAMENDA
    Deputy Minister R. MBULU

    MIN. OF COMMERCE, TRADE & INDUSTRY
    Cabinet Minister Robert Sichinga
    Deputy Keith Mukata
    MINISTRY OF MINES
    Cabinet Minster . W. Simuusa
    Deputy Minister R. Musukwa

    MINISTRY INFORMATION,BROADCASTING & TOURISM
    Cabinet Minister – G. LUBINDA
    Deputy Minister Forrie Tembo

    MINISTRY OF LANDS,ENERGY AND WATER DEVELOPMENT
    Cabinet Minister C .Yaluma
    Deputy Minister charles ZULU

    MINISTRY EDUCATION,SCIENCE & VOCATIONAL TRAINING
    Cabinet Minister Dr J.T.N. Phiri
    Deputy Prof. N. Wilombe

    MINISTRY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, HOUSING,EARLY EDUCATION AND ENVIROMENT PROTECTION
    Cabinet Minister Prof. N Luo
    Deputy Minister Esther Banda

    MINISTRY of COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, MOTHER AND CHILD HEALTH
    Cabinet Minister – Dr. J. Katema
    Deputy Minister J. Kapata

    MINISTRY OF CHIEFS AND TRADITIONAL AFFAIRS
    Cabinet Minister – Inonge Wina
    Deputy Minister Belinda Kawandami

    MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT,WORKS,SUPPLY and COMMUNICATIONS
    Cabinet Ministry W. Nsanda
    Deputy Minister S. MUKUPA

    PROVINCES

    1. CENTRAL – Phillip Kosamu
    2. COPPERBELT- Yamfwa Mukanga
    3. LUAPULA – Davies Mwila
    4. EASTERN- Solomon Mbuzi
    5. LUSAKA- Miles Sampa
    6. NORTHERN – Freedom Sikazwe
    7. NORTH WESTERN- J. Limata Limata
    8. WESTERN – N. Mubukwanu
    9. Southern –Katombola Lukulo

  8. Maurice Makalu (Author) Reply

    November 7, 2011 at 10:08 am

    Thank you all for your comments. I hope that to those who have respect for facts and figures, they have added enlightenment to your opinions, whether you agree with my analysis or not.

    I bothered to analyse election figures to RISE ABOVE some people’s illusions that they are hated. The illusion of “being hated” can be so pervasive that some have even declared, “God hates me. What wrong have I done to Him?”

    I thought that since statistics hate no one, it would be wise to let them speak. I can only hope that those who believe they are hated, will learn from the statistics and find a different explanation, other than tribalism (hatred), to be the reason for their failures. In so doing, they may realign their approaches and strategies and achieve the success that has eluded them thus far.

    Those who strongly disagree with my analysis, it would be beneficial for all of us, if you too, can take the time and give us your counter-analysis with FACTS and FIGURES. That is better and progressive intellectualism than declaring hatred; or simply saying, “You are wrong.” If you are right, please show us the right way, with FACTS and FIGURES, not delusional declarations.

    For those who decide to keep quiet and refuse to engage in the debate because it is “foolish” or mediocre, be “encouraged” by Solomon’s saying, “In silence, even a fool seems wise.”

    Thanks for your enthusiastic comments.

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  10. Mwendoi Kangumu Reply

    December 14, 2011 at 5:06 am

    Tongas may be tribal, but Bembas top the list as notoriously the most tribal. Their propensity for leadership is unquenchable! They flatly reject to be led by any non-Bemba and rarely attempt to speak any language other than Bemba. They are foremost in accusing other tribes of tribalism while exonerating themselves. Their agenda is to rule and dominate the other Zambian tribes. Mr. Hichilema’s biggest sin is to vie for the Zambian presidency, a position presumably reserved only for Bembas.

  11. Stanyoko Reply

    January 19, 2012 at 7:15 pm

    Mr Musonda has just said what was on my mind,thumbs up!!Mr Maurice Makalu so called author i doubt the integrity of your statistics.what level of statistics did you do anyway??you are a REAL tribalist that seats behind the desk and begin to manipulate figures that suit their disguised and holier than thou kind of thinking.so what have you achieved after painting that MR HH is a tribalist?those are signs of hunger for wealth.Am sure you are trying to “market” yourself that you are a good statistician who in my opinion is just one of those bastards that has been robbed of their normal thinking capabilities.i think you are pushing us the tongas way too much.dont think all days are the same.peace!!

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