FORMER national guidance and religious affairs minister Godfridah Sumaili says the National Day of Prayer, Fasting and Reconciliation was characterised by a low turnout at Lusaka Show Grounds because people were uncertain on whether the event would be held. In an interview, Rev Sumaili said preparations for the event started late. “I am happy and Zambians are happy that the event took place because that is what we wanted, that they continue to worship their God. That is what Zambians want and they are happy. I think there was just uncertainty as to whether the day was going to be there or not, I think that is what happened. They started preparations late. But I am sure that we will...
- Former Religious Affairs Minister Godfridah Sumaili addresses journalists during a press briefing at her office in Lusaka on January 28, 2020 – Picture by Tenson Mkhala
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