Q FM Africa's Modern Radio
Patriotic Front Deputy Spokesperson Frank Bwalya has directed party members to stop commenting on the alleged political ambitions of Matero lawmaker Miles Sampa.
Mr. Bwalya has told a media briefing in Lusaka today that the PF will remain a democratic party in which internal democracy shall be encouraged.
He says this entails that members are free to exercise their democratic rights.
Mr. Bwalya states that no one in the ruling party will be crucified for harboring political ambitions including presidential ambitions provided they do not conduct themselves in a manner that brings the party into disrepute.
And Fr. Bwalya has warned party members against entertaining party officials claiming to be the custodians of the vision and legacy of late President Michael Sata.
He says the PF under the leadership of President Edgar Lungu reserves the custodial right to protect and preserve the vision and legacy of late President Michael Sata.