Brian Mundubile Credits PF for 24-Hour Economy Initiative
Tonse Alliance president Brian Mundubile claims the current government's 24-hour economy initiative was originally conceived by the Patriotic Front.
Tonse Alliance president Brian Mundubile has publicly asserted that the current government’s push for a 24-hour economy originated from the Patriotic Front (PF). Mundubile stated that while he welcomes the UPND administration’s adoption of the plan, it is important to recognize the initiative as a legacy project of the PF.
According to Mundubile, the previous administration had already laid the groundwork for policies aimed at extending operational hours across various sectors to drive economic growth. He noted that the transition toward a round-the-clock economic model was intended to increase productivity and create more employment opportunities for Zambians. By shifting to this operational structure, the government hopes to facilitate better service delivery and improve the overall efficiency of the domestic market.
Mundubile emphasized that the move is a positive step for the country, regardless of which political entity is currently implementing it. He expressed satisfaction that the current leadership has seen the value in maintaining continuity with this specific economic strategy, suggesting that the policy remains essential for national development. The shift is expected to impact major trade hubs and service industries, allowing for sustained activity beyond standard business hours.