Tue, 18 Apr 2017 06:18:55 +0000 By SANDRA MACHIMA ZAMBIANS must desist from demeaning key institutions such as the Presidency, Judiciary and Parliament and any individuals breaking the law with impunity should face the wrath of the law, Gallant Youth in Zambia (GYZ) executive director Henry Mulenga has charged. Mr Mulenga said the judiciary should be given sufficient constitutional powers to enforce decision made by itself against any individual and organisations including political parties and interpret the laws without fear nor favour. He noted that the opposition UPND was under siege by a clique among themselves who were thirsty for power and therefore, have continued to mislead others. Mr Mulenga advised Zambians to desist from belittling key institutions such as the Presidency, Judiciary and Parliament, but instead they must focus on issues of development. He said everyone was subject to the laws that govern the country and that no one was above the law. […]
