Promise
Introduce unexplained wealth orders , enforced by seizing property not proven in courts of law
Promise History
Tasila Loses Grip on Kwacha Farm
The Economic and Financial Crimes Court (EFCC) has dismissed Tasila Lungu’s application for permission to appeal against the court’s recent judgment ordering the forfeiture of her farm in Sinda District, Eastern Province
Former First Daughters FORFEITS FARM TO THE STATE
In a judgment delivered on 17th September, 2024, the Economic and Financial Crimes Court ordered the forfeiture of a ZMW 8 million farm in Sinda District, owned by Tasila Lungu, a Member of Parliament for Chawama constituency in the Lusaka District and daughter of former President Edgar Lungu. The Court concluded that the property was tainted by unexplained wealth as investigations revealed a significant discrepancy between Tasila Lungu’s income and the value of the farm.
15 Luxury Properties owned by former First Lady FORFEITED TO THE STATE
In furtherance of Zambia’s asset recovery efforts, the Economic and Financial Crimes Court has ordered the forfeiture of 15 luxury flats valued at ZMW 66 million belonging to former First Lady, Esther Nyawa Lungu, declaring them proceeds of crime. The judgment marks a key moment in the country’s ongoing fight against financial misconduct.
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