The United Party
for National Development UPND has today launched the documentary ‘HH – The Vision, The Man, The Plan’ on the website and Facebook page for its presidential candidate Hakainde Hichilema.
The documentary follows HH and his family on one of their trips to the family farm and village where he shares stories from his childhood, education and even meeting and falling in love with his wife Mutinta, who also features in the video.
The UPND presidential candidate discusses his hopes and dreams for the country’s future and what he believes he has to offer as President while he interacts with Zambians from the football pitch to the kitchen.
Given the great potential of the country, and in particular its young, energetic and ambitious population, Hichilema argues that what Zambia needs now is good leadership. He explains how his experiences in life, from starting out in the village, progressing through school, university, business and commercial farming, have all informed the UPND's 10 Point Plan to fix Zambia.
From today the video is available on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/Hakainde.
UPND National Campaign Centre
The documentary follows HH and his family on one of their trips to the family farm and village where he shares stories from his childhood, education and even meeting and falling in love with his wife Mutinta, who also features in the video.
The UPND presidential candidate discusses his hopes and dreams for the country’s future and what he believes he has to offer as President while he interacts with Zambians from the football pitch to the kitchen.
Given the great potential of the country, and in particular its young, energetic and ambitious population, Hichilema argues that what Zambia needs now is good leadership. He explains how his experiences in life, from starting out in the village, progressing through school, university, business and commercial farming, have all informed the UPND's 10 Point Plan to fix Zambia.
From today the video is available on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/Hakainde.
UPND National Campaign Centre
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