PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says signing free education into law shows that his government is orderly and has urged citizens not to go back to what he described as chipante pante (disorderliness). Speaking when he addressed students at Mulungushi University yesterday, President Hichilema told the students that if they wanted to continue with “progress”, they should vote for him. “We are going to an election on August 13 this year, you know that. If you want to continue with free education, you must turn out to vote for Bally. If you want the meal allowances to continue, you need to vote for Bally. If you want the hostels to be completed, you need to vote for Bally. Those who took away…
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