Dear Editor,
THE trading of insults by politicians is very demoralising to the upcoming and vibrant young politicians and general public.
It is not good for our democratic society.
This culture has almost become a norm. What is the solution to this problem?
I feel as long as those who are insulted continue responding, there will be no stop to the insults.
It should, therefore, call for a lot of courage for the insulted or ridiculed not to answer back.
We the citizens want to hear progressive pronouncements or positive checks and balances, not insults.
Political maturity entails doing things differently and positively to win the hearts of the electorate.
Let us strengthen our arguments by offering solutions because insults will never offer solutions to the poverty levels in the country.
We are missing a lot of news at the expense of these insults, please!
WISDOM MUYUNDA.