Religious Affairs and National Guidance Minister Rev GODFRIDAH SUMAILI has urged political parties to embrace good values to maintain national peace.

Speaking at a media briefing after a closed-door meeting with four political party leaders in Lusaka today, Rev SUMAILI said peace should not be taken for granted.
The Minister appealed to political parties to put Zambia first before their personal interests.

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