ECONOMIC Front Leader Wynter Kabimba says the Constitution does not give the Executive as much power as it wields, adding that the Executive assumes powers that are not provided for in the Constitution. Kabimba argues that what the country needs is “good” men and women to implement the Constitution, adding that a “good” Constitution is meaningless if the people tasked to implement it are evil. On Friday, Chapter One Foundation Executive Director Josiah Kalala called for complete repeal and replacement of the Constitution to address the country’s governance needs, adding that the current Constitution gives too much power in the Executive. Responding to that in an interview, Sunday, Kabimba argued that despite all the constitutional amendments over the years, the...