By ROGERS KALEROAS Police, we need to do more to stop violence, but the political party leadership cannot divorce themselves from talking to their cadres not to instigate violence,” Deputy Inspector General of Police for Operations, Charity Katanga has said.Ms Katanga said the police will work hard to guarantee Zambians peace ahead of the August 12 elections, but they also need support from political party leaders to restrain their cadres from engaging in violence and possibly take action or steps against their cadres who have instigated violence.She was speaking when she toured Kitwe and Chingola where she addressed officers and urged them to step up efforts ahead of the August elections.“Yes, us as police, we need to do more to stop violence, but political party leadership cannot divorce themselves from talking to their cadres not to instigate violence. A child is first disciplined from its parents before teachers come in,” Ms Katanga.She advised journalists to […]
KATANGA SEEKS SUPPORT FROM POLITICAL LEADERS TO STOP VIOLENCE
