PF At Risk Of Total COLLAPSE -Kabwe

Dr Guy Scott did not impose himself as acting President on Zambians, says Kabwe PF chairman Mulenga Kabwe.
And Kabwe has warned that if not curbed, the current confusion in the PF could lead to the party’s collapse. In an interview, Kabwe said PF members should rejoice that one of their own is acting President. He said the development should be used by all party members to unite even beyond president Michael Sata’s burial next Tuesday.
“The men and women in Cabinet did a commendable job to uphold the Constitution of the land. Guy Scott did not impose himself on the people of Zambia and on that position,” Kabwe said. And Kabwe said confusion, infighting and divisions among PF members have the potential to weaken the ruling party’s performance in the forthcoming presidential by-election.
He called for discipline among party members and sympathisers as the nation mourns president Sata. “The confusions we are hearing from some regions, especially Lusaka, are by far not in the interest of the party but a recipe for disintegration and total collapse of the party,” Kabwe said. He said the electorate was watching how some PF members who were hungry for power would behave with the passing on of president Sata.
“What is annoying is that those people who are bringing this anarchy are those whose objective is to reap from the party and government.
Let our members know that as we fight over these trivial matters, our colleagues in the opposition are busy mobilising the masses and putting in place campaign strategies,” Kabwe said. He challenged PF members to shelve any hatred for fellow members and other citizens as a demonstration of the peace and love that the late president advocated.
Kabwe has since called on the PF’s central committee to demonstrate authority and give guidelines on how party members are expected to mourn their leader.