Thu, 31 Jan 2013 09:36:15 +0000 THE fight against corruption should be holistic and not selective if government intends to show seriousness and commitment, NAREP on the Copperbelt has said. Party Coordinator Jevan Kamanga said in an interview that it was unfortunate that the so called fight against corruption was selective and biased against those seem to be anti government. Reverend Kamanga said Zambia was under the PF led government ruled like a police state, whereby no one should have a say against the sitting government. He alleged that the fight against corruption under the PF leadership was questionable, because certain individuals who were believed to be involved in corruption activities were shielded by the government. “The fight against corruption under the PF leadership is questionable because those who seem to be their favourites are shielded, when they have cases to answer, and this has brought doubts on their fight against the vice,” he said. […]
