Zambians set to benefit from good policies-Lifwekelo

The United Party for National Development (UPND) Alliance partner Edwin Lifwekelo has robustly defended the current administration, declaring that the Zambian populace stands to gain immensely from the rigorous policy frameworks being rolled out under the leadership of President Hakainde Hichilema. Speaking in Lusaka, Mr Lifwekelo highlighted that the executive's policy trajectory is systematically addressing historical economic distortions while laying a resilient foundation for sustainable growth across multiple sectors. Mr Lifwekelo pointed to fiscal discipline, debt restructuring milestones, and enhanced transparency in public resource allocation as critical pillars that demonstrate the government's commitment to broad-based national prosperity. He noted that while the initial phase of the administration's tenure necessitated difficult economic choices and stabilization measures, these interventions were vital to rescuing the national economy from previous vulnerabilities. According to the alliance partner, tangible dividends are beginning to trickle down to ordinary citizens through improved public service delivery and targeted developmental initiatives. Furthermore, the political strategist underscored the importance of policy consistency in attracting both domestic and foreign direct investment. He argued that erratic policy shifts of the past had previously derailed industrial expansion and job creation, making the current administration's steady hand a welcome relief for the business community and labor markets alike. The government's emphasis on strengthening institutional frameworks has equally fostered an environment where accountability and rule of law take precedence over patronage networks. Critics, however, continue to debate the immediate pace of relief for households grappling with the high cost of living, pointing out that macro-economic indicators do not always translate immediately to kitchen-table realities. Opposition figures have frequentl