Nalumango counsels parents, guardians

 PARENTS and guardians should avoid living complicated lives that will make their children rebel into uncultured citizens, Vice-President Mutale Nalumango has said.


Mrs Nalumango says parents should endeavour to instil good morals in their children by not leaving the task to society, as there are many vices with potential to ruin lives.

The Vice-President said this when she officiated at the launch of a book titled, ‘Living for Posterity – My Remarkable African Mother’, written by Sibeso Luswata, fourth-born daughter of late Wabei Lisulo.
Ms Lisulo, commonly known as Bo Ma – Matauka, was a renowned Christian who established a church in Western Province..

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