Sampofu calls for peace and hard work

NAMPA

2025-01-01

Zambezi Regional Governor Lawrence Alfea Sampofu

KATIMA MULILO, 01 JAN (NAMPA) – Zambezi Governor, Lawrence Alufea Sampofu, has called for peace, hard work, and dedication to ensure service delivery in the region and the country at large in 2025.
Sampofu made these remarks in his official New Year’s message.
“Everybody must ask himself or herself what did I do last year and what should I do this year for improvements for the development of my country,” he said, adding that although the country...

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