Thu, 21 Sep 2017 13:06:42 +0000 By Martin Akende GOVERNMENT has challenged those alleging that there was corruption in the procurement of the 42 fire engines to sue the government if they have tangible evidence. Chief Government spokesperson Kampamba Mulenga said it was irresponsible for anyone to alarm the nation with corruption allegations on the 42 fire engines and the cost of the 321 kilometres Ndola-Lusaka dual carriageway without verifying details. She says people should avoid raising corruption allegations just because one fire engine was procured at $1 million or the $1.2 Billion Ndola-Lusaka dual carriageway. Ms. Mulenga who is Information and Broadcasting Services Minister said government had remained constant on its roadmap to fighting corruption. On Monday expelled Patriotic Front (PF) member of the Central Committee Mwenya Musenge said a tribunal must be set up to establish how the Ministry of Local Government bought 42 fire tenders at US$42 million. Mr Musenge said if […]
