M’membe accuses Hichilema administration of ‘cold-blooded governance’ in public statement

Socialist Party leader, Fred M’membe, has criticized President Hakainde Hichilema’s administration, accusing it of adopting a “cold-blooded governance style” that prioritises foreign interests over the welfare of Zambians.

In a statement issued on Friday, M’membe alleged that the government had abandoned principles of empathy and integrity in favor of a detached and self-serving approach.

“They have chosen to put on a cold-blooded governance style as a substitute for an emotional, humanistic way, and they are unapologetic about it,” he said.

M’membe accused the administration of failing to address the struggles of ordinary citizens, stating that it “traffics in and aids foreign interests” to benefit the profits of Hichilema’s business associates.

He added that the government’s leadership style has fostered widespread despair among Zambians, who now view the president’s statements as “meaningless talk” intended to mislead the public.

“The present pain and misery inflicted on the people is not their priority. The government is filled with detached and self-indulgent individuals who only care about themselves,” he said.

M’membe further described the administration as “undemocratic and repressive,” claiming it lacks the ability to comprehend the needs and emotions of the Zambian people.

He concluded by declaring the government a “disaster,” stating that many citizens feel helpless and hopeless under the current regime.

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