Melo News | Lusaka, Zambia – This morning, citizens gathered at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross for national prayers, seeking divine intervention for rains and a bountiful harvest. As a Christian nation, Zambia reaffirms God’s supremacy over the land, emphasizing the importance of faith in addressing national challenges.
During the event, President Hakainde Hichilema highlighted the government’s commitment to shifting focus towards irrigated agriculture. By utilizing the country’s water bodies, the aim is to ensure year-round productivity and food security. This strategic move is part of a broader effort to enhance agricultural resilience and sustainability.
President Hichilema also reiterated the government’s dedication to making Zambia energy secure through diverse sources, including solar and thermal energy. He emphasized that unity and hard work are essential for driving development and encouraged citizens to utilize their available land for food production.
The President expressed gratitude to the church for its partnership in promoting national unity and fostering a spirit of cooperation. “We thank the church for partnering with us and promoting national unity,” he said.
The gathering underscored the collective effort required to overcome challenges and achieve sustainable development. As Zambia continues to move forward, the collaboration between the government, the church, and the citizens remains crucial.
