Shame to PF critics, we are wining in 2016 – Kambwili

Chishimba Kambwili

Outspoken Sports Minister Chishimba Kambwili says those who think the Patriotic Front will lose in 2016 will be shocked.

Contributing to a program discussing the performance of PF in the last three years when he telephoned Radio Pheonix, Kambwili bragged that the general citizens will still vote for PF in 2016.

“Shame on you who think the PF will loose in 2016,” Kambwili said who called after the moderator had stopped taking in phone-calls.

Kambwili who is said to be having presidential ambitions to take over from President Sata said by 2016 the PF would have delivered that it would be easy to win the elections.

The Roan Lawmaker explained that the PF has concertrated in opening up the rural areas for investments by constructing Roads. He said the rural areas are being electrified to attract investers who shall in-turn create jobs for the locals.

Kambwili said the basic fundermental focus development for the PF government was infrastructure development. He said so far the government was doing well and dismissed those critising saying they belonged to the opposition UPND.

“That man there (on the panel) is UPND so he is critising so that his party can come in,” Kambwili said in reference to SACCORD Executive Director Chembe.

Kambwili who is the Chairperson for Youths in PF also accused the people who called-in to the programme and said government had failed to live upto it’s campaign promises of belongin to UPND.

He called the results from the recent by-elections where PF won three out of five seats were a clear indication that the party will win in 2016.

The PF today marks three years in government  after they won the general elections ending the 20 years rule of the MMD in 2011.
Mr. Michael Sata and PF won the elections on the platform that they would better lives of the majority poor Zambians by creating more jobs, lower tax and put money in people’s pockets. He had also promised to deliver a new constitution within 90 days of being in government.