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Ileelo Kwaciba Umutende Lintu Ba Manenga Aba Mu UPND, Ba Musenge Aba Mu PF Na Ba Mutale Ba Cilalembesha Ukwiminina Pacifulo Cabu Nshimafunde Ku Ncende Yaku Chimwemwe

Ubushiku bwaleelo, pali cibili, inshiku makumi yatatu na cimo, mumwenshi wakapepo akanono, umwak walenga amakana yabili ikumi namutanda, bwiciba ubwansaansa nganshi kuli abo abaiposa mufikansa fyacaalo. Kumacaca, bantu baciba abaipekanya kabili abasangalala, bacilalanga nokusangalala kwabo ukupitila munyimbo shacimwela ishalekanana lekana. Awe kanshi umushi wacibafye uwa pentwa namalangi yapusaana pusana ayaleimininako amabumba yafikansa yapusaka pusana ayafikansa fyacaalo.


Kumfwa mumushi wa Chimwemwe, ku Kitwe mucitungu ca Copperbelt, nako kwine, abantu abengi baciitumpamo muli iyi imilimo yalicilacitika. Intungulushi ishalekana lekana pamo nabantu babo bacipanga imilongo nokuya kulya ku Ishuko Primary School, uko ukwacibela ukulembesha nga abalefwaya ukwiminina pacifulo cabu Shimafunde mu Chimwemwe Constituency.
Pabacifikilisha ukulembesha epali ba Ronald Manenga abaleiminina petiketi lya UPND, ba Mwenya Musenge aba abalebwekeshapo ukwiminina petiketi lya PF, kabili mukulekelesha caciba icakupapusha lintu ba Mwila Mutale aba mwibumba lya PF, baciisa nabantu baabo nokwisa lembesha ukwiminina palwabo. Leelo ba Mwila bacitiila, nelyo baiminina pa lwabo, bacili ba membala bamu PF.

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