THERE’S SELECTIVE JUSTICE IN CORRUPTION CASES UNDER UPND – ACTION AID
12th February 2026
ACTIONAID Country Director Faides Tembatemba says there is selective dispensation of justice in corruption cases under the UPND government.
Meanwhile, Tembatemba has urged the government to be transparent in the manner it utilises property that is forfeited to the state.
On Monday, the Economic and Financial Crimes Court, High Court Division, ordered the forfeiture of about 71 vehicles and 21 properties belonging to former president Edgar Lungu’s son, Dalitso. Justices Anne Malata-Ononuju, Pixie Yangailo and Ian Mabbolobbolo forfeited the vehicles and properties worth over K23 million, which included, among other things, a filling station, to the state.
Commenting on this in an interview, Wednesday, Tembatemba said there was much energy focused on the opposition with regards to the corruption fight….
NEWS DIGGERS
Disgruntled pf sympathizer, don’t waste my time
Action Aid, state the cases you have reported and have not been acted on. Don’t just support for the sake of it. We want facts ba mayo imwe. We may not be UPND but give us facts for a better analysis. PF sympathizer.
Which political party does this woman belong? No evidence, just blurting selective justice. ActionAid, please remove this person from this once respected NGO.
Simply sick.
Doesnt even know which side they belong
to or cant tell thir own back and front. Pathetic
for an Organisation to have such fronting the.
Some patients should be in the hospital all
the time. They could be toxic and contaminous.
Action aid, whats your purpose and mission?