@ Ruwe you seem to know something more, why don’t you tell us what that is?

Our nation’s professional and respected team at OP will ultimately expose Rashid Munali, who, along with certain rogue officials, has brought disrepute to the organization.

@ Felicia: It’s clear that the reason for this trial’s delay is to give state house time to destroy the evidence that implicates them and fabricate new evidence to cover their tracks. Why else would they change their defense on the very first day of the trial!

@ Sam, the answer is simple: the people entrusted to uphold the laws are the ones breaking the law.

@TM Very true remember when Civil Servant Patrick Kangwa said one thing and HH revoked it the next day? The President was policy without debate.

Talking is one thing, acting another.
How many UPND cadres have been prosecuted? Zero.
How many opposition members have been prosecuted? Countless and they are still being arrested.
Have police maintained order? They haven’t. They have only carried out illegal orders from State House.

@ Lazy..Your observations are significant. We have learnt that centralising power within a government can easily foster an environment ripe for abuse and authoritarianism. To prevent such dangers, we must strive to establish a balanced system where elected officials, who have garnered their authority through a democratic electoral mandate, possess power, but this power must not be excessive. Striking this balance ensures that while these officials can effectively govern and implement policies, they remain accountable to the electorate, operate within a framework that protects against tyranny, and ensure that the citizens’ voices are not drowned out.

So why was HH detained at a detention center in Kalundu and not in cells with feaces in Lilayi and Mukobeko?
Or are those facilities for foreigners only?