The graft-busting body in the country, the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has denied obtaining a warrant of arrest for the secretary to the president and cabinet Colleen Zamba. Yesterday, social media was awash with reports that the bureau has an arrest warrant for the SPC.
But in a statement, the ACB’s Spokesperson Egrita Ndala has described such reports as fake news and warned members of the public against using social media for promoting misinformation.
However, the ACB did not dispute obtaining a warrant of arrest for former Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Steven Kayuni and senior state advocate Dziko ndi anthu Malunda.
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