Zambia warns messengers after the US ambassador

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Zambia was concerned about the US ambassador to the South African state of drugs after the US ambassador to the South African state.

Mulambo Haimbe said that the messengers were “growing trend” to ignore diplomatic channels, and it could break the “spirit of mutual respect.”

No one was nobody, but his comments were directed to the ambassador of the United States in Lusaka, Michael Gonzales.

Last week, Gonzales called the press conference to announce the reduction of US $ 50 million (£ 37 million) Zambia Due to the abduction of the medicines that ended the life of the United States.

He added that after holding more than 30 ineffective meetings with high Zambian officials, he decided to go to the public.

In his response, Haimbe, through the media, said that an intervention of the government and diplomatic conventions will be violated.

“We are open to resolve anxiety issues through the relevant diplomatic channels,” he added.

Last week, the US Embassy said that in April last year, he presented the findings of corruption claims to Zambian officials and to stop theft and bring theft to justify theft and bring the sinners to justice.

However, no action was taken by the Zambian government.

On Monday, Zambia’s House of House Affairs Yagub Mwiimbu, the court audit was completed in connection with the theft and was handed over to the security agencies for further action.

According to him, 75 people attacked 75 people in a scarlet on more than 400 health facilities, he said.

“It will not be a holy cow in the follow-up.”

Gonzales, a verification of 2000 pharmacies last year last year, most of the drug and medical supplies were sold by the United States.

Minister of Health of Zambia Ilyas Muchima He said he had prescribed the current government of the theft problemStarting in 2021.

Muchima also said that several Zambian officials were fired after the United States and the “developed digital exchange tracking system” was fired after the thefts identified and the supply of drugs.

The United States, which is expected to be effective next year, will affect drugs for treatment for malaria, HIV and tuberculosis.

However, the Minister of Health convinced the Zambians that all drugs had enough shares, so “there is no risk of shortcoming.”

Gonzales said the last US size was separate to freeze the foreign aid announced by President Donald Trump in January.

Ice cream affected health programs in Africa, including critical medical supplies, HIV drugs among them.

In March, Zambian President Hakainde Hajnainde Hijilema, Trump said that “how he hit both cheeks”, he said that his country was time to strengthen his treasure.

According to the US Embassy, ​​the United States is a third of the public health care expenditures in Zambia.