IT will be premature for any member of the public to demonstrate against an intended constitutional amendment whose content they have not seen, says Home Affairs Minister Jack Mwiimbu. The TONSE Alliance has written to the Zambia Police, notifying them of its intended countrywide protests against the proposed constitutional amendments by President Hakainde Hichilema. In a letter dated March 10 and addressed to Inspector General of Police Graphel Musamba, Patriots for Economic Progress (PeP) president Sean Tembo, who is also the TONSE Alliance spokesperson, stated that the protests were scheduled for Wednesday, March 19. Tembo alleged that the proposed amendments were designed to undermine Zambia’s democracy by removing the 50%+1 clause and increasing the President’s term of office from five...