Tuesday, October 15, 2024

Lusaka Magistrate Court Acquits PF Vice President Given Lubinda

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Patriotic Front (PF) Vice President, Given Lubinda, has been acquitted by the Lusaka Magistrate Court in a case where he was accused of failing to surrender a diplomatic passport and holding multiple passports.

Lusaka Resident Magistrate Kawama Mwanfuli ruled that the state failed to establish a prima facie case against Mr. Lubinda. In her judgment, Magistrate Mwanfuli stated that none of the three state witnesses provided evidence to prove that Mr. Lubinda had refused or failed to return the diplomatic passport after his tenure as Justice Minister.

The court further found that Mr. Lubinda had, in fact, surrendered his diplomatic passport following the 2021 General Election, as evidenced in the proceedings.

With the ruling, the charges against Mr. Lubinda have been dismissed, and he has been cleared of any wrongdoing.

12 COMMENTS

  1. They keep on losing these upnd!!! So they will use this as propaganda for good governance. Quick at arresting pipo with no proper evidence.. bu kamushi bubi sana.. bush mouse goes to town!!!!!

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  2. Now ZED is as bad as RSA, suicides every day, infidelities, robberies, murders, kidnapping, no monies in circulation, hopelessness, unfulfilled promises etc & we are getting into 4 years of upnd rule & NEVER question these things otherwise you will be locked up… wow!!! Muzalila tu upnd, the wicked will no go unpunished!!!

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  3. The state has been maliciously prosecuting some of these cases. The objective is to keep the opposition occupied by court cases and drained out of money as they have to retain legal representation.

  4. I am now confused. How many Presidents an how many vice presidents are in PF? Whoever shall provide me a right answer would win 10,000 kwacha cash.

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