Comments on: SATA Orders “MAKE PUBLIC BA64 Document. MAJORITY Of Zambians Have To Read And Comprehend Its CONTENTS”

By: mubuks

mubuks — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 07:23:11 +0000

People dont just comment on the issue that you have never ready! The problem with Zambian you have a culture of not searching information, you just like passing silly comments.. The doccoment is there in the post news paper read and comment true issues! This habit of insulting when ever you feel like wil take you no where!! United we stand!!

By: Chinyopilo

Chinyopilo — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 10:40:28 +0000

Long live Sata the great, dear leader…

By: jay

jay — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 07:47:36 +0000

My Concern in this whole issue is the position of the Litunga should be made public. Maybe he is the one telling his subject that the separation of western province is the best for them. But let us look at it with the interest of the country and humanity. It is not for the best interest for the people of western province and zambia economically. I have not seen a country which is made of one tribe. All I can say all humanity need each other to succeed which ever tribe we are…

By: Miranda

Miranda — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 07:06:51 +0000

KOLWESTAN LEADER HAS THE BEHAVIOUR OF A KOLWE….

By: chazya

chazya — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 15:51:37 +0000

What’s the issue @ hand here,don’t just BARK,go through the document & you will find that some section of eka TRIBE has been caught napping!that hey thought they will really get it.
HE MCS is not at DULL as you thought!long live BATAMBALUKUTA!

By: LANCESTER

LANCESTER — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 15:14:41 +0000

SATA IS VERY WISE. I THANK ZAMBIANS FOR VOTING HIM IN INTO OFFICE. BY THE TIME HE FINISHES HE SECOND TERM , HE WILL BE THE BEST PRESIDENT.

By: Ayatollah

Ayatollah — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 13:48:24 +0000

The first time I read the agreement was in 2006. I had to search for it at the Lusaka Museum which is within the new complex or what was supposed to be UNIP headquarters. It is a short document which addresses a few issues like the rights of the people of Barotse land in the new Republic. Even Tumfweko has posted a copy of the BA64. It does not talk about cessation. I understand at the time of drawing up this agreement, Barotseland was already a British protectorate. As such, the British had a duty to safe-guard the interests of the Litunga and the people of Barotseland. However, the document has no accompanying map to define what Barotseland is. If anybody knows the boundaries of Barotseland, I will be grateful for the info. My speculation is that it may be larger than the current Western Province because Zambia had less provinces at independendence. North Western may have been part of Western province. Some ethinal linguistic groups within Western province are opposed to the Lozi interpretation of the agreement. Other than that, who are the Lozis? Is the Totela, Aluyana, Nyengo,etc? There may be even seven ethnic groups carrying the Lozi banner. Once restored, if restored, what will be the role of the Linyangandambo, BFM,etc? How will the Litunga relate with other chiefdoms within Barotseland? Tribal issues need to be addressed with caution so that there’s general agreement. People’s fears need to be allayed. It is fear that has made all successive administration not to recognise Chief Monze as Paramount Chief. No one is courageous enough to address what happened in history were Chief Monze somehow lost this title. They fear that it will cause several chiefs to also begin to agitate for this recognition even when they least deserve it. I therefore support the idea of encouraging debate on such issues. The BA64 is for all Zambians, not the Lozi alone. It’s the document that gave us a unitary state. It should not be used to dominate others by a few. If that be the case, then it is not worth restoration. However, if it is used as vehicle for accelerated development in Barotseland, then let it be so.We all have something to learn

By: PIKE

PIKE — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 12:22:41 +0000

BIG BRAIN CHIKALA LOOKING AT YOU STATEMENT I CAN TELL YOU HOW YOU BRAIN IS SMALL LIKE THAT OF THE BIRD.YOU CANNOT CALL THE OOP SATAN CAREFUL????

By: Mario Puzo

Mario Puzo — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 12:05:05 +0000

Iwe chikala bwamba obe ci big brain you shud have respect for our Presido(Mr Sata),he his same as your father.you ****** *****….koswe iwe.

By: pk

pk — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 12:04:03 +0000

kwaliba imbwa sha bantu mu chalo,who only think of violence…lets imwe ba stupd baaaaaaaaaaaa