Two Zambian police officers, Detective Chief Inspector Maybin Kasezya and Sergeant Joyford Mambwe, have been sentenced to 12 months in prison for possessing counterfeit K100 notes, totaling 24,478 in number.

2 Zambia Police Officers Convicted for possessing Counterfeit K100 notes

Establish fast-track anti-corruption courts

The Economic and Financial Crimes Court in Zambia has ordered the forfeiture of five properties belonging to former Kabushi MP Bowman Lusambo, including a Range Rover and four houses, due to their classification as tainted assets related to corruption. Following his conviction for corruption and tax evasion, Lusambo was sentenced to four years in prison and fined K27,000, prompting the Anti-Corruption Commission to pursue the forfeiture of his properties. This decision highlights the enforcement of anti-corruption measures in Zambia.

Former Lusaka Provincial Minister forfeits 4 houses and a Range Rover

Launch “Operation Recovery”, to ensure public money corruptly obtained is returned back to the public

The Economic and Financial Crimes Court (EFCC) has dismissed Tasila Lungu&rsquo;s application for permission to appeal against the court&rsquo;s recent judgement ordering forfeiture of her farm worth K9 million.

Tasila Loses Grip on 9 million Kwacha Farm

Introduce unexplained wealth orders , enforced by seizing property not proven in courts of law

Parliament has successfully enacted the Access to Information (ATI) Bill, a step towards greater transparency and accountability in the nation. This measure will require public officers to share information broadly with the public, moving from previous traditions of limited disclosure.

Access to information (ATI) Bill passed by parliament

Ensure all unclassified public records are available and open to the public

Government welcome the lifestyle audit call

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