ENGINEERING Institute of Zambia (EIZ) says it has noted a worrying tendency by the government to not pay Zambian contractors for work done and invoiced. EIZ president Wesley Kaluba has revealed that NAPSA owes the institute K700,000 for consultancy works at Society Business Park. Meanwhile, Eng Kaluba says the floods in Lusaka have once again exposed planning indiscipline and weak infrastructure in Zambia. Speaking during a media briefing, Tuesday, Eng Kaluba lamented that some contractors had gone for over six to 12 months without having their Interim Payment Certificates (IPCs) honoured. “A number of our members are in the business of creating employment by serving as contractors to the government. We have noted a worrying tendency by the Government of...