By PETER SICHALITHE Professional Teachers Union of Zambia (PROTUZ) has insisted that Teaching Service Commission (TSC) chairperson Stanley Mhango should resign or be placed on leave to paveway for investigations amidst corruption allegations, PROTUZ Secretary-General Kangwa Musenge has said.Mr Musenge said Mr Mhango’s continued stay in office will jeopardise the investigation as he could interfere and intimidate witnesses willing to give information to the Anti-Corruption Commission.“When we appeared before the Parliamentary Committee, we were seriously intimidated and harrassed together with the BETUZ general secretary,” Mr Musenge said.He said there was overwhelming evidence that Mr Mhango will intimidate witness.“When we submitted before the parliamentary committee that there was corruption at the Teaching Service Commission, we received threats from the chairperson and our fear now is that those willing to volunteer information on the alleged corruption at TSC will be intimidated,” Mr Musenge said.Mr Musenge said there were many teachers including those twho paid to get promoted who […]
Step aside, TSC chief told
