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    • You’re hypocrites, State House tells Amnesty International for ‘defending’ Jay Jay
      STATE House Chief Communications Specialist Clayson Hamasaka says Amnesty International are hypocrites for seeking clarity regarding the apprehension and transfer of former Petauke MP Emmanuel Jay Banda. Recently, Police confirmed the apprehension of fugitive former Petauke Central MP Emmanuel Jay Banda, adding that he’s in the country awaiting formal arrest and charging. Following the confirmation, Amnesty International called on the.......
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    • Where are our authorities while millions of  dollars in elephant tusks are smuggled out?
      OUR country must receive the news that 446 elephant tusks concealed inside hollowed timber logs have been intercepted in Thailand with profound grief. Preliminary information suggests that the consignment may have originated from Zambia. But even the possibility that Zambia was either the source or transit point for such a huge shipment should alarm every citizen. Something of this magnitude does not move across borders by accident. It requires planning, money, documents, transport and people willing to look the other way.   The first question is painful: how many elephants died for this ivory? Elephants.......
    • You’re hypocrites, State House tells Amnesty International for ‘defending’ Jay Jay
      STATE House Chief Communications Specialist Clayson Hamasaka says Amnesty International are hypocrites for seeking clarity regarding the apprehension and transfer of former Petauke MP Emmanuel Jay Banda. Recently, Police confirmed the apprehension of fugitive former Petauke Central MP Emmanuel Jay Banda, adding that he’s in the country awaiting formal arrest and charging. Following the confirmation, Amnesty International called on the authorities to urgently clarify the circumstances of Banda’s apprehension and transfer, details of the operation and whether applicable extradition, legal and procedural safeguards were followed. Commenting on the matter in an interview, Sunday, Hamasaka questioned.......
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