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Mwamba accompanied by his father Chishimba Kambwili and his lawyer Christopher Mundia and other NDC officials.
Roan Member of Parliament Chishimba Kambwili’s son Mwamba has been arrested and charged with two counts of owning property suspected to be from proceeds of crime.
Mr Mwamba Kambwili was summoned by the Anti-Corruption Commission at Woodlands Police station .
Mwamba arrived around 09:15 Hours at the police Station and was interrogated for two hours.
He has been granted bond with two working sureties, which he was yet to meet at Lusaka’s Woodlands Station at the time of publishing.
Mwamba was accompanied by his father Chishimba Kambwili and his lawyer Christopher Mundia and other NDC officials.
Mwamba accompanied by his father Chishimba Kambwili and his lawyer Christopher Mundia and other NDC officials.Mwamba accompanied by his father Chishimba Kambwili and his lawyer Christopher Mundia and other NDC officials.
The ruling PF emerged as big winners in local government by elections held on Tuesday retaining all the nine in PF strongholds while grabbing four out of seven wards in UPND strongholds.
The PF has grabbed Kalilele, Mushindano and Kanongo in North Western province.
Other wards are Lealui in Mongu, Nampundwe and Shibuyunji in Central province.
The PF has also won Kakoma, Mafinga, Kalebe, Shiwang’andu in Muchinga, Mikunku in Chinsali, Luapula, Kalulushi and Kansunswa in Mufulira on the Copperbelt.
The other seats are Ntumbachushi, Kawambwa in Luapula province and Munwa, Chiweza and Chiwuyu in the Eastern. Province.
And speaking during a news briefing at the Party’s secretariat in Lusaka, Mr Mwila says the election results also prove that Zambians still believed in the Patriotic Front despite attacks and insults from the UPND and the National Democratic Congress.
He has since urged the PF members who defected to the NDC to go back to the ruling party.
Mr Mwila has also thanked the people who voted for the PF for the first time.
And Mr Mwila says the party is ready for the by-election in Chilanga Constituency which fell vacant following the conviction and sentencing to death of former member of Parliament Keith Mukata.
He says so far 10 applications have been received from members willing to participate in the Chilanga by-elections.
And the has lifted the 30 day suspension it slapped on its Deputy Secretary General Mumbi Phiri.
Mrs Phiri was suspended for gross misconduct.
PF Secretary General Davis Mwila announced the lifting of the suspension during the news briefing.
A person who has been elected twice to the office of the President cannot stand again for the same post, Lusaka Lawyer Kelvin Bwalya Fube has said.
And Mr. Fube has charged that Zambia’s worsening poverty situation is due to bad leadership.
Mr. Fube who has since authored a book titled “Zambia Must Prosper-Actualising Zambia’s Prayer for Prosperity” said the constitution in Article 106 as amended in 2016 is clear on the term limits for a president.
Refusing to specifically mention President Edgar Lungu’s bid to stand as President in 2021 which has been contested in the Constitutional Court, Mr. Fube said there is no debate on what constitutes a presidential term.
He said anyone who has been elected twice as President without any reference to whether the first election was a result of death or resignation of the incumbent does not qualify to stand again.
Mr. Fube said he did not want to mention any personalities as the matter is in court and he did not want to be cited for contempt of court.
He said he has tackled the issue of the third term bid for the presidency in his book which will be launched this Saturday.
The 174 page body with 13 Chapters tackles just about every aspect of the issues that have held Zambia back for so many years.
Some of the chapters in the book include; Employment and Productivity, The Church and Zambia’s destiny, the Youths, Women, Patriotic Entrepreneurs, re-thinking our engagement with foreign investors and modernizing the ruling party.
First Lady Esther Lungu and Turkish Ambassador to Zambia Sebnem INCESU presents gifts to Children during the Commemoration of Turkish National Sovereignty and Children’s Day at Chilenje Transit Home in Lusaka’s Chilenje South
A PANEL of seven judges of the Constitutional Court will preside over the main matter in which four leaders of the opposition have asked the court to determine whether or not President, Edgar Lungu is eligible to contest the 2021 Presidential elections.
The seven are; President of the constitutional court, Ms justice Hildah Chibomba, Ms justice Anna Sitali, Ms justice Mungeni Mulenga, Mr justice Enock Mulembe, Professor Margaret Munalula, Mr justice Palan Mulonda and Mr justice Martin Museluke.
When the matter came up for hearing of the main case yesterday, the seven Judges headed by Ms Justice Chibomba took their positions in readiness to hear the matter.
The number of judges who preside over a case is decided administratively done as parties or litigants do not have the power to decide.
Last week, the Constitutional Court dismissed Christian Democratic Party leader, Dan Pule and three others’ application to have the number of judges increased from five to seven saying there was no need for the application.
Dr Pule and others made the application when the court was still handling preliminary issues relating to the case and had not yet gone into the substantive issues of the matter.
However, when the matter came up for hearing of the main petition yesterday, a full bench of seven judges emerged to preside over the case.
The case could, however, not take off because United Party for National Development (UPND) through its lawyers Keith Mweemba and Gilbert Phiri had just filed skeleton arguments in support of the affidavit in opposition after the court granted them leave to file out of time.
Dr Pule’s lawyers asked for an adjournment to enable them study the arguments together with those filed by the Law Association of Zambia on April 19, this year.
In their skeleton of arguments, Stephen Katuka (on behalf of UPND) argued that Mr Lungu was not eligible to seek Presidential office as a candidate in the 2021 Presidential elections as he had already twice held the office of Presidency.
Mr Katuka contended that although a term of office is five years, the argument that Mr Lungu had not previously held office for the full period of five years, as argued by Dr Pule and others, was not ground for the proposition that he would not have twice held office in 2021.
And the Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) in its arguments urged the court to dismiss Dr Pule and others’ motion on the grounds that was improperly before the court.
Lawyer representing LAZ, John Sangwa said that the matter should be dismissed because the applicants had no standing in the matter in that they had not demonstrated how they had been personally affected by or interest in Article 106 (3), which limits the number of times one holds the office of President to two terms.
Mr Sangwa said the issue of President Lungu’s eligibility was not ripe for adjudication in that the procedure outlined in Article 52 of the Constitution had not been actuated and Mr Lungu himself had not expressed interest to contest the said election in the manner, place and time stipulated by the Article.
Mr Sangwa argued that the determination of the eligibility of Mr Lungu to contest the election of 2021 was premature in that there was no evidence that he would indeed hold office until August 2021.
THE Office of the Auditor General (OAG) has refuted media reports that it will abuse funds amounting to K2 million to audit foreign missions as it operates on the principle of transparency and accountability.
Reacting to accusations in yesterday’s Daily Nation newspaper OAG head of public relations Ellen Chikale said in a statement yesterday that the author of the story alleged abuse of funds in the audit of foreign missions and recruitment of staff.
Ms Chikale said the office would spend K1.4 million in air tickets and allowances for the audit of missions whose expenditure as at December 31, 2017 was K631 million.
She said the mandate of the OAG was to audit all public finances for all public institutions, including private institutions that receive Government subvention and Zambian Missions were not exempted.
Every year the OAG budgets for audits and the Missions’ activity was within the approved budget by Parliament.
Zambia has 38 foreign missions out of which 12 would be audited in 2018 due to limited funds.
She said the allowances payable to officers for foreign travel were as per approved Government rates and prior to undertaking any foreign trip by any officer from the OAG, authority to travel was obtained from Cabinet Office.
On allegations that the Audit of Washington, DC and New York Missions would cost K231, 341,000, she said that they were not part of those to be audited this year.
Ms Chikale said that the OAG was a public office with its staff recruited through the Civil Service Commission and the recent recruitment also involved the Public Service Management Division following the granting of Treasury Authority in line with the 2018 budget.
On private number plates on motor vehicles she said from the 1980s, the OAG’s fleet had private number plates due to the nature of its operations and were accounted for under the Ministry of Works of Supply.
She said it was clear that had the author of the article in the Daily Nation bothered to check the facts all relevant information could have been provided.
She assured that there was no abuse of public funds at the AOG’s office.
Second Secretary-Accounts, Mr. Marvin Kabele makes a point to Foreign Affairs Permanent Secretary – Administration, Dr. Ronald Simwinga and Zambia’s Ambassador to Sweden Her Excellency Ms. Rose Salukatuladuring a tour of the ambassador’s residence in Stockholm
Government will acquire housing units for diplomats in the Foreign Service in order to cut down on the huge bill spent on renting accommodation for staff.
Government has also disclosed that it has sourced funds to rehabilitate its dilapidated properties that were serving as residences for heads of mission or office accommodation in Zambia’s foreign missions.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Permanent Secretary in charge of Administration, Dr. Ronald Simwinga, who is in Stockholm, Sweden, has announced that he is on a tour of duty, which will also take him to Berlin, Germany, to take stock of the state of properties owned by the Zambian Government. The exercise is also meant to establish how best to approach the problem of run-down infrastructure owned by the Government in the missions.
The Zambian Government owns the 112 year-old building which houses the ambassador’s residence in Stockholm. It also owns the residence of the ambassador and the chancery in Berlin.
Dr. Simwinga who met Zambia’s Ambassador to Sweden, Her Excellency Ms. Rose Salukatula and staff at the embassy also took a conducted tour of the residence during which it was established that the structure was in a dilapidated state and needed urgent extensive works to make it more habitable.
Foreign Affairs Permanent Secretary – Administration, Dr. Ronald Simwinga during a meeting with staff at the Zambian Embassy in Stockholm on Monday. To his right is Zambia’s Ambassador to Sweden, Her Excellency Ms. Rose Salukatula and his left, Director for Development Cooperation and International Organisations at the Ministry, Mr. Eliphas Chinyonga.
The Permanent Secretary, who is accompanied by Director for Development Cooperation and International Organisations, Mr. Eliphas Chinyonga, further advised that the embassy needed to identify suitable housing units that Government could buy for diplomats.Dr. Simwinga said all the 38 Zambian missions will be covered, with the first roll-out catering for Stockholm, Berlin, London, Washington DC, New Delhi, Pretoria, Accra, Nairobi and Harare.
“We are keen to find a lasting solution to the challenges posed by dilapidated infrastructure that diplomats have been facing in a number of Missions. We have managed to secure some funds which we want to use to resolve this long-standing problem and we also believe that Zambia can save a lot of money if we acquired our own property for diplomats as opposed to renting,” he said.
“We want to use this money for rehabilitation and construction or procurement of new housing units for diplomats,” he added.
Dr. Simwinga said Government will now wait for the affected Missions to submit proposals on what kind of improvements they would like made to their structures as well as identify suitable units for purchase or indicate whether it would be feasible to construct housing units, altogether.
Foreign Affairs Permanent Secretary – Administration, Dr. Ronald Simwinga with Zambia’s Ambassador to Sweden, Her Excellency Ms. Rose Salukatula and Director for Development Cooperation and International Organisations at the Ministry, Mr. Eliphas Chinyonga inspecting the heating system at the ambassador’s residence in Stockholm
Ambassador Salukatula thanked the Permanent Secretary for showing special interest and taking steps to find a lasting solution to issues of accommodation for diplomats.
Ms. Salukatula told Dr. Simwinga that the state of the house had deteriorated to a level where it required urgent attention to make it more habitable and save it from further depreciation.
The Permanent Secretary also took time to discuss various issues at the embassy in Stockholm which included cooperation with governments and the private sector in countries of accreditation, staff operational matters as well as funding challenges.
Dr. Simwinga later met locally engaged staff whom he urged to put in their best in supporting diplomatic staff so that the objectives of the mission could be attained.
Issued by:
Nicky Shabolyo
Counsellor
ZAMBIAN EMBASSY IN SWEDEN
Buildcon hosts Zanaco this afternoon in a rescheduled Week 5 fixture at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola.
The match comes five days after Buildcon won their first league game of the season to remain unbeaten under new coach Tenant Chembo from his three games in charge in which the Ndola club have now collected 5 points.
Buildcon are also set for their biggest test under Chembo since they drew 1-1 away to Nkana in his first game in charge on April 11.
Buildcon are currently 16th on 5 points after crawling out of the bottom four relegation zone for the first time this season following Saturday’s 2-1 home win over promoted New Monze Swallows.
Meanwhile, Zanaco return to action for the first time since their continental elimination last Wednesday when they lost 3-0 away to Raja Casablanca in Morocco to exit the 2018 CAF Confederation Cup 5-0 on aggregate.
But on the domestic front, Zanaco are the only unbeaten side in the 2018 FAZ Super Division.
The 2017 runners-up are 5th on 12 points from four games with three games in hand.
Victory at Buildcon will see Zanaco exchange places with 4th placed Kabwe Warriors, who have 14 points.
A win will see Zanaco move one point behind leaders and defending champions Zesco United whom they hosts this Saturday in Lusaka.
President Edgar Chagwa Lungu unveiling a plaque during the Commissioning of the Global Industries Limited Soya Beans Crushing PlantPresident Edgar Chagwa Lungu unveiling a plaque during the Commissioning of the Global Industries Limited Soya Beans Crushing PlantPresident Edgar Chagwa Lungu unveiling a plaque during the Commissioning of the Global Industries Limited Soya Beans Crushing PlantPresident Edgar Chagwa Lungu unveiling a plaque during the Commissioning of the Global Industries Limited Soya Beans Crushing PlantPresident Lungu addresses Chifubu residentsPresident Lungu listens to Global Industries Chief Executive Officer and Director Malolan Sampath (R) during the Commissioning of the Global Industries Limited Soya Beans Crushing PlantPresident Edgar Lungu listens to Oil refinery manager Kebby Habeenzu during the Commissioning of the Global Industries Limited Soya Beans Crushing PlantPresident Edgar Chagwa Lungu unveiling a plaque during the Commissioning of the Global Industries Limited Soya Beans Crushing PlantPresident Edgar Lungu bids farewell shortly before departure for Lusaka at Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe International AirportPresident Edgar Lungu bids farewell shortly before departure for Lusaka at Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe International AirportPresident Edgar Lungu bids farewell shortly before departure for Lusaka at Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe International Airport
Chipolopolo coach Wedson Nyirenda is among the 77 applicants for the vacant Cameroon job.
The Cameroon job is vacant following the departure of Hugo Broos who guided The Indomitable Lions to the 2017 AFCON title.
According to the list obtained by BBC African Football, Nyirenda has officially filed in his application with amongst others his ex -coach at Kaizer Chiefs Philippe Troussier.
Nyirenda guided Zambia to 2-2 home and 1-1 away draws against Cameroon in the 2018 World Cup Group B qualifiers.
Given Lubinda after the interview on the BBC World Service
Justice Minister Given Lubinda has assured the international community that Zambia is not headed for an impeachment crisis.
Mr. Lubinda waved off concerns regarding a pending impeachment vote in Parliament when he spoke to international media in London following the conclusion of the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting there last week.
“The parliament is still looking at the matter, and parliament will have to pronounce itself for weather the grounds of impeachment meet the minimal standards,” he said.
“For us, in the ruling party we are waiting to hear [from the parliament] but, we have studied the grounds and are strong position is that the grounds do not meet the minimal standards of law,” Mr. Lubinda said.
On 23 March, the UPND filed a motion to impeach the president.
Due to a technicality, the motion was not heard before the adjournment of Parliament on March 29 and will now not be heard until parliament reconvenes in June.
“This motion was not so much with any conviction that it would achieve anything towards impeaching the President but, more towards creating grounds for debate.”
The opposition contends that the President has ruled improperly and built its case around technicalities which opponents say are ambiguously defined under Zambian law.
Mr. Lubinda, during his time in London also gave a speech to a group of African businessmen in which he stressed Zambia’s potential as an emerging market.
During the speech, he spoke of Zambia’s emerging demographic dividend and the country’s potential to develop solar energy to agriculture.
Vice President Inonge Wina headed the Zambian delegation to the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting. Other Zambian officials in the London for the conference included the Minister of Foreign Affairs Joe Malanji, Finance Minister Margaret Mwanakatwe, Commerce Trade and Industry Minister Christopher Yaluma, some permanent secretaries and Members of Parliament.
Commonwealth Secretary General Patricia Scotland with the Zambian delegation led by Vice President Inonge Wina
The Teaching Service Commission has reiterates the statement made by the Chairperson Mr. Stanley Mhango that “some teachers could neither read nor write”, and that the Commission will introduce aptitude tests in the recruitment process in an effort to improve service delivery and professionalize teaching.
Commission Spokesperson Jane Mbambara said the introduction of aptitude tests has been necessitated by the concerns the Commission has been receiving from various education stakeholders.
“The public may wish to know that the Teaching Service Commission as employers of Teachers in the Public Sector would not allow anything that would compromise the quality of professionalism in the Teaching Service. The Commission would like to state that the statement was not in any way meant to demean or demoralize the Zambian teachers but it was meant to emphasize why the Commission wanted to introduce aptitude tests which will be administered at no cost,” Ms. Mbambara said.
She said the Commission is however aware that a named Union official wanted to use the statement to mislead the teachers and the general public.
Mr. Mhango, Chairperson of the Teaching Service Commission, a government entity regulating the teaching profession, said recently that applicants for the 2018 teacher recruitment will be required to sit for aptitude tests.
He said the aptitude tests will be conducted in various districts of the southern African nation to ensure that only competent teachers were recruited.
The move, he said, follows complaints from some school authorities over the caliber of some teachers deployed to various schools.
But the move, the first of its kind in teacher recruitment in the country, has received mixed reactions.
The Zambia Council for Social Development said the move was a confirmation that the government has not been paying particular attention to provision of quality education throughout the system.
ZCSD Executive Director Lewis Mwape said reports of failure by some recruited teachers to perform was a systemic failure by education authorities in the country to deliver quality education and introducing aptitude tests was a pedestrian manner of dealing with the problem.
Mr. Mwape described the plans to undertake aptitude tests for trained teachers intended to be recruited into teaching service as a mockery.
“The revelation of the Teaching Service Commission must be taken seriously as it raises not just the question of quality of teacher training but also underpins the systemic failure of the entire education system,” he said.
The government, he said, should increase funding to the education sector and ensure that the Ministry of General Education allocates more resources to the Directorate of Standards within the ministry in order to deal with education quality outcomes throughout the system.
“We are also of the view that the resources for aptitude testing would better be invested into providing textbooks and other education materials to schools who are currently struggling with teaching and learning materials due to poor funding at the school level,” he said.
The Zambia National Union of Teachers also believes that there is need to review the education structure in order to identify the real problem.
Newman Bubala, the union’s secretary-general said there were many loopholes in the recruitment process which have resulted in competently qualified teachers being left out in the recruitment exercise.
According to him, there was need to examine the recruitment system to ensure that the process was transparent and also increase the budgetary allocation to the education sector to enhance the quality of education being provided.
In 2017, over 500 teachers were found with fake qualifications during a scrutiny of their educational qualifications and some of them have since been fired.
The European Union has signed an €17m financing agreement to improve public financial management in Zambia.
Earlier this month, the EU and the government of the Republic of Zambia signed the agreement, which will contribute to the improvement of the planning, budgeting and budget implementation capacities in Zambia.
Ambassador of the European Union to Zambia, Alessandro Mariani said during the signing ceremony: “With political support, the most important ingredient, this program can greatly contribute to the strengthening of public financial management which is in the supreme interest of the people of Zambia”.
He added that the programme will address some of the key challenges Zambia is facing in the field of PFM, which are crucial for sustained inclusive growth.
It will also improve fiscal transparency and accountability through effective oversight of the country’s budget in all phases, he said.
The programme on Effective and Transparency in the Management of Public Resources (EFFECT) will also improve the capacity of the main oversight institutions in the country – the National Assembly, the Office of the Auditor General and the Anti-Corruption Commission.
The EU said in a statement that the agreement in addition will support the Zambia Revenue Authority in modernizing the revenue collection processes to ensure that the tax system is simpler, the tax base expanded and the compliance increased.
Several heavily armed police officers in riot gear on Tuesday afternoon raided offices belonging to People’s Party President Mike Mulongoti along Reedbuck road in Lusaka’s Kabulonga suburb.
Police have also picked up New Labour Party President Fresher Siwale and detained him at Police Headquarters where he was to be questioned over a National Registration Card (NRC) which is said to be of President Edgar Lungu.
Mr. Mulongoti and Mr. Siwale sensationally claimed that they have evidence that point to the fact that President Edgar Lungu is not Zambian and that the current Edgar Lungu in State House is an imposter.
Around 15:00 Hours on Tuesday, heavily armed Police officers stormed Mr. Mulongoti’s office demanding to search the premises for the said NRC and some undisclosed documents.
They however could not proceed as Mr. Mulongoti was out of town and police only found a care taker, a Mr. Kasongo.
Police later proceeded to pick up Mr. Siwale and dragged him to his house where a search was conducted.
Mr. Siwale was then taken to police Headquarters for further interrogations.
Mr. Mulongoti who disclosed the development in an interview said the whole search episode was unfortunate but that the duo is not shaken.
“We are not shaken, its them who are shaken. Why should they come to my office to look for Mr. Lungu’s NRC as if I am his guardian? I don’t keep Mr. Lungu’s NRC, he knows where his NRC is,” Mr. Mulongoti said.
He added, “Us we are on the streets, we have nothing to lose, it’s them that stay in offices that have something to lose.”
And Lusaka Police Commissioner Nelson Phiri said he was not aware of the search as he was out of the office attending a family matter.
Meanwhile, Mr. Siwale maintained in an interview hours before he was picked up by police that he has evidence to show that President Lungu stole someone else’s identity.
Mr. Siwale also challenged those swearing that President Lungu was “what he says he is to swear an affidavit”.
He stressed that he is not a mad person to make such kind of allegations against someone holding a high post without evidence.
“I am not a mad person to say he is not the one. I know what I am talking about and he himself knows what I am talking about, we both know what we are talking about, this one is Jonathan Mutawale,” Mr. Siwale said.
He maintained that President Lungu lived at House number 1487 in Kwacha, Kitwe.
“The house up to now is known as kwa make Jona Mutawale. This one is Jonathan. 14001, Chimwemwe, that’s where Edgar Chagwa Lungu grew up. I know what I am talking about, these are two different people.”
He advised President Lungu not to take the matter of his identity lightly because he had evidence.
“President Lungu has already admitted. The past two months we have been calling him an identity fraud, he has not said he is not Jonathan Mutawale because he is supposed to say ‘no, I am not Jonathan Mutawale’. The answer must come from himself and he must state that he is not Jonathan Mutawale and that he never went to Kaloko Primary School and that he never attended Masala Secondary School where he failed in form three. But he must know that we know that this one is not Edgar Chagwa Lungu,” he said.
“He cannot play games, it’s a dead end. If they think this is a laughing matter, they are dead wrong. He is an imposter he must just own up,” said Mr. Siwale.
The New Labour Party President also urged Chief Justice Ireen Mambilima to explain what she knew about President Lungu’s identity since she employed him at Legal Aid Board when she was heading the institution.
An image of an NRC purportedly belonging to the ‘real’ Edgar LunguNRC purported to belong to the ‘real’ Edgar Lungu
United Party for National Development (UPND) National Chairperson Mutale Nalumango
LUAPULA Province PF Chairperson Nickson Chilangwa has alleged that United Party for National Development (UPND) National Chairperson Mutale Nalumango was this morning caught at one of the polling stations buying votes in Kawambwa.
According to PF repoprts, voting started peacefully in Kawambwa’s Ntumbacushi Ward with a very impressive turn out at all polling stations until Nalumango who in the company of UPND youths stopped at Matende polling station.
According to eyewitnesses, Nalumango was seen dispensing cash to voters on their way to the polling station.
Kawambwa district Returning Officer Ken Mulumbwa approached Nalumango and asked her to leave as what she was doing was against the electoral code of conduct but Mulumbwa’s advice fell on deaf ears, as Ms Nalumango verbally abused Mulumbwa for telling her to leave the polling station area.
“You are an idiot! You are PF why are you telling me to leave this area. Stop being stupid. PF is going in 2021 and you will all be sorted out,” a visibly annoyed Nalumango was heard screaming at the Returning Officer.
It was at this point that some alert PF youths went to chase Nalumango from the polling station to stop her from buying votes, but she refused to leave until Police was called in to take her away from the scene.
Luapula Province PF Chairperson Nickson Chilangwa who is currently in Kawambwa, his constituency rushed to the scene to see for himself what Nalumango was doing.
The Kawambwa lawmaker who described Nalumango’s behaviour as foolishness warned the UPND National Chairperson to stay from polling stations as she was being provocative.
Mr. Chilangwa wondered why Nalumango who had served as Minister and Deputy Speaker in the MMD government was taking anarchy to the area.
