The Immigration Department Is Working With Zim To Re-arrest Fugitive Kaizer Zulu

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KAIZER ZULU

IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT SEARCHING FOR KAIZER ZULU

The Immigration Department is working with co-operating partners and stakeholders to re-arrest fugitive KAIZER ZULU.

Mr. ZULU who was former President EDGAR LUNGU’s political advisor is facing some cases in the courts.

Among the cases he is facing is failure to appear before an immigration office and surrender a diplomatic passport.

Department Public Relations Officer, NAMATI NSHINKA says Mr. ZULU will be re-arrested and brought back to face the law.

Mr. NSHINKA told ZNBC News that the public will be informed on the progress in capturing Mr. ZULU.

Last week, a video went viral on social media platforms allegedly showing Mr. ZULU unwell with paramedics attending to him.

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  1. The Immigration Department cannot be blamed for Kaizer Zulu’s escape from Zambia. But I think it is not doing a good job when it comes to keeping some undesirable people out of this country. We will soon regret as country because our immigration staff are not serving the country properly.

  2. Even the Judge that gave Kaiser Zulu must be mad. How can a normal person let off a hard core criminal on bail? Our courts are a joke. That Judge needs to stand trial and sent to jail for gross negligence. It was obvious Kaiser Zulu was going to run away and no one understands why he was given that bail.

  3. Zambia has a government department in charge of foreign affairs but it doesn’t have a robust foreign affairs establishment. A foreign affairs establishment is bigger than a ministry of foreign affairs. It consists of various foreign affairs experts from diplomats, ex-diplomats, journalists specialising in foreign affairs, security experts, international trade/business experts, scholars in international relations, historians, international lawyers and relevant committes of Parliament which interrogate the country’s foreign policy and also render advice to ensure that the national interest is secure. We have paid the price for not having a foreign affairs establishment. For example, the ZCCM Privatisation Committee sold Mopani Copper Mines to Glencore in 1999 or thereabouts. This was a company controlled then by Marc Riche, a convicted tax dodger in the USA and was on the run from American justice. How did that happen? During negotiations to sell some ZCCM mining assets to the Kafue Consortium led by Anglo-American Corporation in the 1990s, the Chiluba government was taking advice from the merchant bank Rothschilds. Students of history and international business in Southern Africa know the relationship between Anglo-American and Rothschilds.

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