Transparency International Zambia (TI-Z) believes that the number one duty of our parliamentarians is to protect the Republican Constitution and abide by what is enshrined in it. We believe that the Constitution, being the living embodiment of the aspirations of the Zambian people, should not be fundamentally altered in ways that seemingly promote partisan interests...Continue Reading
Transparency International Zambia (TI-Z) is appalled by Ministry of Defence Permanent Secretary Sturdy Mwale’s comments on the links between Russian and Belarusian businessmen on one hand and State House and the Ministry of Defence on the other, as reported in the 2nd June 2020 edition of the NewsDiggers newspaper. PS Mwale contends that there is...Continue Reading
Transparency International Zambia (TI-Z) notes and welcomes the Anti-Corruption Commission’s step to record a warn and caution statement from Minister of Health Dr. Chitalu Chilufya as part of ongoing investigations into his case. This is not a new case as we believe that the Commission has been on it since the beginning of the year....Continue Reading
Transparency International Zambia (TI-Z) believes that the story carried in the News Diggers newspaper edition of 29th April 2020 on the University of Zambia (UNZA)’s new staff disciplinary code warrants a lot of probing and potentially casts the institution in bad light especially with the recent revelations from the audit report that revealed mismanagement of...Continue Reading