Clergyman provides solutions to PF and MMD wrangles

Leaders in the ruling Patriotic Front have been advised to swallow their pride if reconciliation of the two camps that have emerged ahead of the 2015 presidential election is to be achieved.

Lusaka based clergyman Christopher Kunda has advised that PF leaders should also rid the spirit of greed by promoting love and unity among all party members.

Apostle Kunda who is also Presence of God Ministries Senior founding Pastor has told Qfm News in an interview that this is especially that the church is now intervening in the ruling party’s succession wrangles.

Apostle Kunda has suggested that the current ruling party’s leaders should work at one common goal of reuniting party and building on what late President Michael Sata and his team worked for 10 years in opposition.

And Apostle Kunda has advised the ruling opposition Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD) which has two presidential candidates to give dialogue chance.

He says the church should facilitate this dialogue by first talking with the two presidential candidates to agree on the need for unity in the former ruling party.

Reporting by Lazarous Sichula