THE Zambia Correctional Service has failed to answer the public’s questions on the strange pardoning of Winston Kabinda, a convicted sex offender who in 2018 defiled a four-year-old girl, was sentenced to 30 years, but only served less than two before he was released in 2020. That release, as the country has now come to realise, has left the victim and her family traumatised, with scars that continue to show in her health, mental well-being, and academic progress. As we pointed out yesterday, the Correctional Service failed miserably in its recent statement to answer the real questions the public has on the matter. Instead of clarity, what we witnessed reflects how political the ZCS has become, a stance which in...