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An opinion piece in a Zambian publication has called for the dismissal of Ambassador Andrew Banda, Zambia’s envoy to South Korea, after he openly declared his return to Zambia to campaign for President Hakainde Hichilema. The piece expresses astonishment that there has been no rebuke from Cabinet Office, State House, or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Ambassador Banda, a political appointee, stated that he was returning to campaign for the president, sparking controversy over the proper role of diplomatic officials. Critics argue that his actions violate the expected neutrality of diplomats and could harm Zambia’s international standing.
The government’s silence has raised questions about accountability and whether such partisan conduct by an ambassador is acceptable. The opinion piece demands that Banda be condemned and fired, reflecting growing public concern.
As the story develops, all eyes are on the Zambian government to see if it will take disciplinary action against the envoy for breaching diplomatic norms.
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