A nation fighting the wrong enemy

THERE are some events that seem unrelated that have happened in the past few weeks.

First, it was President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s “unwarranted attack” on Zambia’s sovereignty and Harare’s arrogance in the aftermath of that diplomatic gaffe to the extent of accusing Lusaka of jumping the gun after it reported the case to Southern African Development Community (Sadc) and the African Union.

Before that, war veteran Blessing Geza, better known as Comrade Bombshell, in an interview on our broadcasting station, HStv, complained that veterans of the liberation struggle were getting a raw deal from Mnangagwa’s administration.

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