STATE House Chief Communications Specialist Clayson Hamasaka says there are no arbitrary arrests taking place in the country. Meanwhile, former special assistant to the president for policy and project implementation Jack Kalala has described the Commonwealth’s position on the Kabulonga security operation as “strange and questionable”, given the evidence recovered. Kalala says while the loss of life is regrettable, government has a duty to take lawful and proportionate measures to prevent greater loss of life and destruction when there is an imminent national security threat. On Saturday, the Commonwealth expressed concern about the security operation that took place in Kabulonga, which left former Transport minister Mutotwe Kafwaya dead and a police officer injured. The Commonwealth also called for an end...