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Chipimo calls for cautious approach over graft

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National Restoration Party leader Elias Chipimo jr

Elias Chipimo, leader of the opposition National Restoration party, has called for a cautious approach towards the fight against corruption.

Mr. Chipimo is appealing to law enforcement agencies and Government to avoid the excitement that has engulfed the discovery of 2.1-billion-Kwacha buried at former Labour minister Austin Liato’s farm.

He has since asked Government to close up any prospective gaps that are prone to abuse by public officers.

Mr.Chipimo further urged government to urgently clarify concerns that the republican president single sourced a firm to renovate state house.

[Muvi TV]

10 COMMENTS

  1. Iwe mwaiche Chipimo, there shouldbe zero tolerance to things like this.

    And, if Zambians cant get excited about $410000 then God knows what they should be getting excited about. Trouble is you Zambians think you have to steal millions of dollars. This is Liato who was not even Finance Minister, not Bank Governor, not George Kunda. How much do you think the others have buried or extenalised?

    Wake up you dimwits called Zambians!

  2. As long as you write on this blog, you will be treated as a Zambian! I wholly support PF, but sometimes when you get mercurial people like Chipimo, you can’t help appreciating politics from a different level- NO FINGER POINTING! Straight talking! I told the young man he should join PF these are the kind of leaders we need, not the Liato or the Kunda type of ‘chameleon!’

  3. What are the dangers Elias? That money can build a clinic. If you ‘re on the other side, that’s your pain in your bottom, but we re very much excited and appreciate the efforts.

  4. Just to let you guys know, I am selling a refrigerated truck (canter) in Zambia, which has a cold blaster going down to -31 degrees celcius and is in excellent condition. Recently imported from Japan and everything works. Give me heads up if anybody is interested. contact: tanganyikaspecies (at) gmail dot com

  5. Where was Bwezani when his ministers (Liato, Siliya et al) were stealing from Zambians? Did he not swear to uphold the constitution?
    Secondly would the same govt institutions uncover similar thefts if done by PF ministers or we would have to wait for next (Chipimo, Milupi) govt to learn of these acts?

  6. I want to believe that Elias is cautioning against blotting the cases through some legal slip-ups. So many cases of this nature have been dismissed on technique grounds. Who knew that Chungu would be making such a big come-back 5 years later? Out of Chiluba and his gang of thieves, only Richard did time, while the rest of them are enjoying the plundered wealth, think of Eric Silwamba, Vincent Malambo etc quietly.

  7. EC, very right. Cleansing should be the while legal profession. Who negotiates and takes bribes to Judges? Its lawyers. Anyhow, calls for CJ to resign are sponsored just to pave way for HEMCS not to renew CJ contract. But why cause unnecessary noise about it??

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