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ACC Should Inform Public – Kaizer Zulu
SPECIAL assistant to the President for political affairs Kaizer Zulu is shocked that the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has remained mute after clearing him of corruption allegations.
Mr Zulu told the Daily Mail in an interview on Monday that he does not understand why ACC director general Rosewin Wandi has not informed the public that the commission has cleared him of corruption allegations.
“I am still waiting to hear the ACC tell the nation in the same manner it did to say I was being investigated for corruption. Why has Ms Wandi remained quiet about it now that I have been cleared?” Mr Zulu said.
he found the whole issue about his alleged investigations as a calculated move aimed at tarnishing his name and making his work at State House difficult.
Mr Zulu wondered how a classified letter meant for the President’s eyes found its way to the media.
“I know there are people who want me out of State House and they are using all sorts of concocted stories to put me in bad light with the head of state,” Mr Zulu said.
Mr Zulu was accused of soliciting for US$1,000,000 and he allegedly actually received US$200,000 gratification from a Mr Zhiang, a Chinese national.
But after investigations, the ACC established that the allegations were false.
And in a letter to ACC, Transparency International executive director Goodwell Lungu said Mr Zhiang complained bitterly about the allegations.
“Mr Zhiang has interacted with our centre and complained bitterly that the said allegation is false and at no time did he offer such a huge amount to Mr Zulu,” Mr Lungu said in the letter.
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on April 30, 2015. Filed under LATEST NEWS.
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New Educated Zambia©
April 30, 2015 at 9:06 am
I cry for my country . So you and lungu acquit yourselves and now you want acc to rubber stamp your stupidity byannouncing your crookedness. The acc is not independent. Corruption is rampant on pf. Whatu eexpect when rb is your president
Gone East
April 30, 2015 at 9:45 am
Last Updated Apr 29, 2015 3:42 PM EDT
A plane carrying former President Bill Clinton made an unscheduled landing in Tanzania Wednesday after a problem with one of the plane’s four engines was identified, CBS News has learned.
The engine was repaired, and the aircraft was on the ground at the Dodoma fueling station less than 45 minutes before taking off again.
Clinton was traveling in the East African nation to visit projects that have been funded by his family’s foundation.
The plane is a Canadian turboprop Dash 7 and was traveling from Iranga, a city in the center of Tanzania, to Lake Manyara, which is in the north.
Clinton is touring projects intended to boost agriculture, health, education and wildlife conservation. He and his daughter Chelsea are also scheduled to visit Kenya, Liberia and Morocco.
Judge Joe Bidden
April 30, 2015 at 10:18 am
Although this was posted on a wrong article I will forgive you since its a good report or alert, I know I am good at knowing whats going on globally this one slipped thru my fingers.
captain
April 30, 2015 at 7:05 pm
Iwe, open up a site where you can be posting news. This space is for blogging.
Koswe Banda
April 30, 2015 at 7:55 pm
Abana bapa Intercity Bus Terminals. Mutalikanafye bafigili, with no common sense. Mwembwamwe.
Focus
May 2, 2015 at 2:22 am
Chi kaizer na boss wobe you have stolen full stop ad u its nt the first time we’re beaten in south Africa cause of you corrupt elements who fail to improve our economy.