Comments on: Expectant mother left to die,while 100 hearses await

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By: Awe mwandi

Awe mwandi — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 12:33:49 +0000

Why going for Nursing if you donthave a heart! We can condemn the Gov quite alright. But attitudes towards our own proffessional is at times terrible. Shame..

By: victor david k

victor david k — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 16:21:10 +0000

its a pity, if this country is counted among those in the united nations where many different conventions were passed and zambia also signed a binding document for human rights where in thee cRC was been ratified by over 190 countries since it was adopted unanimously by the U N General Assembly in November 1989. Ratification commits countries to a code of binding obligations towards their children. its a pity if the CRC, when the un makes positive comments on child rights how they are at cutting edge of the global struggle for human rights, to be ensured by adult society as a matter of legal obligation, moral imperative and development priority. In the years since the CRC was adopted, the world has seen that for any dramatic gains for rights, there must be a gov’t interest rest in peace

By: Peter

Peter — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 18:11:43 +0000

Rupia will pay soon come on Zambians let’s not give up our time of salvation is coming and i see it coming even while am in holland. Am following all issues at home it shameful the corrupt acts of this old good for nothing president. Give Sata chance to prove himself the type of government he wants to run. I predict Zambians freedom come 2011.

Clement/Peter

By: rb beyond 2011

rb beyond 2011 — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 04:04:18 +0000

it’s not about listening, its about money b–a–f–i–k–a–l–a. our country is very poor, if we had money rb wouldn’t even campaighn for 2011 elections. he can give you 3meals each day, give cheap fuel etc

By: Tshombe

Tshombe — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 10:36:42 +0000

After Masebo’s explanation on what happened in the Hearse Fiasco, I am made to understand that Teta doesn’t deserve a ministrial appointment. But these are the same thugs! How can Masebo or Teta really approve billions of kwacha to purchase toilet pans for their homes before thinking of buying food for their families? The two of them are a disgrace! Personally, I do not need your hearses nor your presence at my funneral. By the way, pay the nurses their june salaries before they start injecting you with what you dread! Are you not scared of that? I am not a nurse, but please harmonise the situation! Its you govt who caused the strike!

By: persona

persona — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 15:06:30 +0000

It was a sad situation, but blaming the Govenment entirly is not right. We are the same people who were telling the nurses and school teachers not to call off the strike. Deep down our hearts, we were hoping something grave klike this happens so that we can as always blame the government. When someone is employed in such services, they need to know what they are going into. I will keep on saying that excuses of having little pay are valid but the timing is all wrong. The government isnt getting any more money like they used to in the recent past. I would like any oppsition or indeed good blogger to bring up suggestions on how government can pay hundreds on non profit making employees(CIVIL).

By: THE SAINT

THE SAINT — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 09:27:28 +0000

FROM #120
… so that whoever believes in Him, should not perish but have eternal life. Jesus was rich beyond all measure, but He became poor so that we through His poverty may become rich. For us who were dead in our tresspasses and sins, He died so that we through His death may have unending life. He gave us His beauty for our ashes, His joy for moarning and His garments of praise for our spirit of heaviness. As the Jew and Samaritan though related, were enemies, we too were enemity with God though our creator. Jesus IS the Good Samaritan. The Good Shepherd. The Good Teacher. The Good God!

By: THE SAINT

THE SAINT — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 09:19:40 +0000

Maestro Hakucincha
The parables of our Lord Jesus Christ are not that straight forward in their interpretation as it is generally made out. In the parable you quote, the Lord was explaining the commandment to “love your neighbour as yourself.” If we all did this, there would be no one in the world worse than ourselves. For example, walking by a beggar, you would set down by him and take his place so that he takes yours. You would make yourself blind to be equal with the blind and eventually “greater love has no man than this, that one should lay down his life for another.” So, from this, you can see that NO human being CAN ever fulfil this commandment. BUT here is the good news, there is ONE who did love his neighbour so much so that he gave His life…(To be cont’d)