THE Consumer Unity and Trust Society (CUTS) has urged Zesco to fulfil its promise of supplying seven hours of power, as indicated in its emergency tariff hike application. CUTS says it has noticed inconsistencies regarding the promises from Zesco. In its emergency tariff adjustment proposal to the Energy Regulation Board, Zesco stated that it would ensure seven hours of power supply once approved, a promise it has not honoured. On Wednesday, Zesco announced that given its current generating capacity and ability to secure imports, each residential area would now receive at least four hours of electricity daily. Reacting to this in an interview, Thursday, CUTS Consumer Welfare Officer Victor Sikombe expressed concern over the lack of consistency on the part...