Comments on: ZAMTEL SAGA : R.P Capital Was Illegally Hired To Evaluate Zamtel

By: DoraSiliya.

DoraSiliya. — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 06:49:19 +0000

Hey, I forgot something…….my bums. They are still soft. You know what, trully no man in his rit sense can resist me. Ungaponyole so….just at the sight of my big, well textured thighs. Worse my buuu!

By: DoraSiliya

DoraSiliya — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 06:44:53 +0000

Yashani iyo. We can tok about this other than rushing to the media. Yes I would luv to tok. You think am alone? Nizaulula!

By: Saviour Chungism

Saviour Chungism — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 18:11:58 +0000

We want a Jerry Rawlings quickly! Ifi finama must end up like Ceausescu stoned in Independence Stadium. Kwati tatwa salapuka?!

By: Maybinovo

Maybinovo — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 16:30:02 +0000

After working hours meetings should not be an issue,we now hold meetings before or after working hours,such as 05am and 8pm.Those of my colleagues in the diaspora,such as SA,Europe,USA would agree with me that most meetings are held after working hours or before just to give everyone time to do other jobs in the office during working hours.

However,who plays a part (present in such meetings)is what matters most and in whose interest?.If ever meeting is conducted after working hours but in the interest of the people and officers involved are directly involved in the running of the bussiness then that should not be viewed as a problem,Also are those meetings done under sober habbits in the name of being workerholics and not alcoholics like rumours have it.
Many stories have been told that JUMBO JAMES BANDA was present in most meetings regarding ZAMTEL sagga and that these meetings were held within Fair Grounds at the bar reported to have been owned by JUMBO, then thats wrong and such alcoholics must be brought to book.Gentlemen we are tired of filth grafts and if MCS does not sweep the dirty in the next elections the Young will emerge and tear the matrix apart,we cant afford to start having bo Xavior Chungu back into picture its an effortless to the pipo that elected the present government.

Let justice prevail.

By: Sparks Chimbwendembwende

Sparks Chimbwendembwende — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 14:26:06 +0000

Are the bums still soft?

By: Owee

Owee — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 12:36:34 +0000

Abash abuse of power

By: Wartz Infula Pakuya

Wartz Infula Pakuya — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 12:34:05 +0000

Adam you are right Mr David Kapitolo was fired because he is a man of intergrity. He wasn’t afraid to tell the truth and testify against Dora Bokosi chisusu and because of that he was fired. Mr Michael Sata bakateka wesu remember Mr David Kapitolo as you sweep ZPPA. Those are people to work with. Bokosi and Nyama Soya have no shame in victimising people like that.Shame on you chisusu and yur boyfriend Nyama Soya. i guess its now time to dance pelete like Mr Mpombo said.Viva Sata, Viva The Post, viva Kapitolo. Ba Sata make sure you remember Ba KAPITOLO!!!!!

By: shiro

shiro — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 12:32:22 +0000

@wanu ngwee, I even blame the boom of orphans and some of the uneducated youths today to the white collar looting of parastatals in the 1990s bcz many educated Zambians passed on that time due to joblessness and we were quick to label it as AIDS/HIV and yet it could have just been depression. If they are true Zambians, then they don’t know what patriotism is all about. Ulelyafye weka around you ninsala, and u say tighten your belts and pray, and while nabashibata walonga and when they open their eyes ati tamwachita mupashi wamushilo tu safeguard you, ebuntuse twaisangamo.

By: Wanu Ngwee

Wanu Ngwee — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 11:41:33 +0000

@Profiler & @Shiro;Ala folks am telling you my heart bleeds at some these stories. The recklessness with which people destroy what others have worked so hard to put in place makes me feel like checking whether these people are indeed Zambian! The patriotism of ZAMBIA FIRST never crosses their minds at all… You know, economic hardships may be excusable for countries like Greece and Iceland that are not so blessed with natural resources as we are. But to see the gains of our copper mining toil looted in the manner that ZAMTEL has really hurts..

By: shiro

shiro — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 10:41:58 +0000

wanu ngwee, ulefuma bwino sana, u ‘re a true Zambian. I would like to extend this analysis to all Zambian companies sold in the last 20 years including funny concessions like Zambia Railways or is it the donating of railway lines and trains to Railway Systems of Zambia without any investments or improvements, it is immoral for an investor to enter into such deals.