Mon, 05 Dec 2016 10:56:43 +0000 By Kalobwe Bwalya PATRIOTIC Front (PF) cadres in Lusaka have been accused of taking over the running of markets and bus stations and are allegedly levying marketeers and bus crews and pocketing the money with the full knowledge of the Lusaka City Council, it has been learnt. But Lusaka mayor Wilson Kalumba has refuted the claims but conceded that the cadres agreed recently to do so under a scheme to help bus drivers in times of breavement. Mr Kalumba said the local authority was not aware of any political group colleting money at bus stations but that if there were some individuals involved they must stop immediately because what they were doing was illegal and they would be brought to book. He stated that the council did not have any arrangement or agreement with PF cadres to be collecting levies at the main bus station and markets. The mayor […]
