Outspoken cleric, Archbishop Mpundu has criticised the UPND government in Zambia for being “useless” and failing to listen to the concerns of the public. The Archbishop in a recent interview made it clear that he could not give a positive rating to the government due to their inability to address the needs and desires of the Zambian people.
The Archbishop’s comments have sparked a heated debate among political analysts and members of the public. Some agree with his assessment that the government is not doing enough to address the concerns of the people, while others defend the UPND’s actions and policies.
Meanwhile, the UPND government is yet to respond to the Archbishop’s criticism. Some analysts say the lack of response is concerning, as it suggests that the government may not be taking the concerns of the public seriously.
As a result of the Archbishop’s criticism, there is growing pressure on the UPND government to take action and listen to the voices of the people. It remains to be seen how the government will respond to this pressure, but it is clear that they will need to take steps to address the concerns of the public if they hope to regain the trust of the Zambian people.
According to the cleric, he belives it is essential for the government to take steps to address the needs and desires of the people, and failure to do so can lead to criticism and loss of trust.
Video of Archbishop Mpundu Speaking his mind about UPND’s Government in Zambia
