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Corruption and Concealment: The Case of Prestige Motors, ZRA, and Zambia Police
https://melomediazambia.com/2024/12/31/corruption-and-concealment-the-case-of-prestige-motors-zra-and-zambia-police/
Recent revelations involving Prestige Motors and the Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) before Zambia’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) have exposed deeper systemic flaws within critical public institutions. The question on everyone’s mind is: why is this issue only surfacing now when it dates back as far as 2015? The answer lies in a tangled web of corruption, neglect, and deliberate concealment—an indictment not only of the ZRA but also of the Zambia Police and judicial systems.
The case first emerged several years ago, raising questions about financial irregularities and tax compliance. Despite the glaring nature of the allegations, investigations by the Zambia Police were never concluded. Sources close to the investigation allege that key evidence was either suppressed or mishandled, effectively stalling any real progress.
This failure to act allowed the issue to be buried under bureaucratic inertia, creating a facade of inaction that has now crumbled under public scrutiny. The deliberate omission of the case from previous audit reports raises even graver concerns about collusion between influential entities and public officials. Why was the case hidden? What forces worked behind the scenes to shield those involved from accountability?
The pattern of non-disclosure and mishandled investigations reflects deeper institutional rot. The Zambia Police, tasked with enforcing the rule of law, appears to have failed in its duty. Reports suggest that certain officers may have been compromised, accepting bribes or succumbing to political pressure to suppress the case. This is not an isolated incident; similar claims of corruption within the police force have plagued Zambia for years, eroding public trust.
Similarly, the judiciary
Invest in Knowledge Enhancement, Finance Minister of Zambia Dr. Musokotwane Tells PF MPs; Cadres Should Be Included Too
Lusaka, Zambia – December 23, 2024:
In a powerful address to Parliament, Zambia's Finance Minister, Dr. Situmbeko Musokotwane, emphasized the critical importance of investing in knowledge enhancement as a cornerstone of the nation's development strategy. He urged members of the Patriotic Front (PF) to prioritize education and skills development, not only for themselves but also for party cadres.
Empowering Through Education
"Investing in knowledge is investing in our future," Dr. Musokotwane declared. "For Zambia to achieve sustainable growth, every member of our society must have access to education and opportunities for skill development. This is not just for our MPs but also for our cadres who play a significant role in our communities."
Inclusion of Cadres
The Finance Minister stressed the importance of including party cadres in educational initiatives. "Our cadres are the backbone of our grassroots movements. By enhancing their knowledge and skills, we not only empower individuals but also strengthen our party and our nation."
A Call to Action
Dr. Musokotwane concluded with a call to action, urging PF MPs to lead by example in this educational revolution. "Let us all commit to lifelong learning and inspire others to do the same. Our collective progress depends on the knowledge and skills we invest in today."
Positive Reception
The Minister's address was met with applause and support from fellow MPs, who recognized the importance of education in driving the country's development forward. Many expressed their commitment to supporting the proposed initiatives and working towards a brighter, more educated future for Zambia.
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Hon Imanga Wamunyima Jr-Nalolo MP Voices Support for Planning and Budgeting Committee Report
Lusaka, Zambia – The people of Nalolo, represented by their area Member of Parliament, Hon. Imanga Wamunyima, have added their voice to the ongoing debate on the adoption of the Report of the Planning and Budgeting Committee on the 2024 Annual Borrowing Plan Second Amendment. The debate took place during the Fourth Session of the Thirteenth National Assembly, following the report's presentation to the house on Monday, 16th December 2024.
In his address, Hon. Wamunyima emphasized the importance of the report in guiding the nation's financial strategy and ensuring sustainable development. He highlighted the critical role of the Planning and Budgeting Committee in scrutinizing the borrowing plan and making necessary amendments to align with the country's economic goals.
"The adoption of this report is a significant step towards achieving our fiscal objectives and promoting transparency in our financial management," said Hon. Wamunyima. "It reflects our commitment to responsible borrowing and prudent use of resources for the benefit of all Zambians."
The debate saw active participation from various members of the National Assembly, who discussed the implications of the proposed amendments and their potential impact on the nation's economy. The report's adoption is expected to pave the way for more structured and accountable financial planning in the coming year.
As the discussion continues, the people of Nalolo and their representative remain hopeful that the report will be adopted, ensuring a more robust and transparent financial framework for Zambia.
Bwana Mkubwa MP Hon. Warren Mwambazi Debates the Adoption of the Planning and Budgeting Committee Report
Lusaka, Zambia, 16 December 2024 - During a crucial parliamentary session, Bwana Mkubwa Member of Parliament Hon. Warren Mwambazi delivered a compelling debate on the adoption of the Report of the Planning and Budgeting Committee on the 2024 Annual Borrowing Plan Second Amendment. The debate took place in the Fourth Session of the Thirteenth National Assembly, following the report's presentation to the house on Monday, 16th December 2024.
Hon. Warren Mwambazi emphasized the importance of the amendments in enhancing Zambia's fiscal stability and aligning with the nation's economic goals. The report, meticulously prepared by the Planning and Budgeting Committee, includes strategic recommendations to adjust borrowing limits and optimize financial management practices.
Key Points from Hon. Mwambazi's Debate:
Fiscal Responsibility: Mwambazi highlighted the necessity for prudent financial management, advocating for borrowing practices that ensure sustainability and long-term economic health.
Economic Growth: He underscored the amendments' role in supporting economic growth, particularly by funding critical infrastructure and development projects.
Committee's Expertise: Hon. Mwambazi praised the Planning and Budgeting Committee for their thorough analysis and insightful recommendations, which are expected to drive positive economic outcomes.
The adoption of this report is seen as a pivotal step in fortifying Zambia's economic framework. As Hon. Mwambazi pointed out, the strategic adjustments proposed in the amendment will play a crucial role in achieving the nation's financial objectives for 2024.
What's Next: With the house adopting the report, the government will move forward with implementing the recommended amendments. This process will involve close monitoring and execution to ensure the plan's objectives are met effectively.
The successful adoption of thi
Parliament Set to Approve Report on the 2024 Annual Borrowing Plan Second Amendment
Lusaka, Zambia, 16 December 2024 - In a significant move, the Fourth Session of the Thirteenth Assembly has adopted the report of the Planning and Budgeting Committee on the 2024 Annual Borrowing Plan Second Amendment. The report was laid on the table of the house on Monday, 16 December 2024, marking a pivotal moment in the nation's financial strategy.
The Planning and Budgeting Committee's report outlines crucial modifications to the 2024 Annual Borrowing Plan, aimed at enhancing fiscal stability and aligning with the country's economic goals. This adoption reflects the house's commitment to prudent financial management and responsible borrowing practices.
Key Aspects of the Report:
Presentation Date: The report was officially presented to the house on Monday, 16 December 2024.
Committee's Findings: The report includes comprehensive analysis and recommendations from the Planning and Budgeting Committee.
Amendments: Key amendments focus on adjusting borrowing limits and strategies to better support economic growth and stability.
The adoption of this report signifies a robust approach to managing the nation's finances, ensuring that borrowing is conducted within sustainable limits and for strategic purposes. Members of the house emphasized the importance of this step in maintaining fiscal discipline and supporting national development projects.
Next Steps: The government will now implement the recommended amendments, focusing on efficient execution and continuous monitoring to ensure the objectives of the borrowing plan are met.
Stay tuned for further updates on the implementation and impacts of the adopted report on the nation's economic landscape.