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The PF flip-flops

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President Lungu

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By Masinga Khumalo

I am very sure that Edgar and the PF government will re-open UNZA and CBU within the next couple of weeks and then attract praise from their own gullible cadres for allegedly being a ‘listening government.’

This circus has been going on for a long time. We are used;
1. They increased electricity tariffs but reverted to old tariffs within a month;

2. They passed statutory instruments number 33 and 55 ( Dollarisation) to try and arrest the decline in value of the kwacha but that didn’t work, they revoked the SIs within 2 months.

3. They reduced the fuel price a few weeks prior to the 2015 presidential by-elections but they reversed the pricing within a few weeks of Edgar becoming president of the Republic of Zambia.

4. Using their numbers in parliament, most of which are not so enlightened, they shoved some constitutional amendments down the throats of the few smart UPND parliamentarians, but the PF through the big-headed Kashimba Chimbwili are now saying they will take the grade 12 clause back to parliament to try and reverse it. They have just realised that the clause affects most of their own who do not have grade 12 certificates; the likes of Davies Mwila, Obvious Mwaliteta, Greyford Monde, and maybe Kambwili himself do not have full G12 certificates. By the way, a bought Copperstone degree is not equivalent to a full G12 certificate.

5. They increased PSV driver’s fees only to reverse them when the kulima tower boys, who are their biggest constituency, protested. Again they shamelessly received the praises.

Irrespective of what PF media are reporting, we all know that CBU and UNZA students rioted because of delayed meal allowances. A functioning government would have easily paid the students instead of closing the two key learning institutions and then pointing a finger at HH, the man they hate most.

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