ATTORNEY General Mulilo Kabesha says government will leave it to citizens to suggest how they want the constitutional amendment to be done. Kabesha was commenting on recent remarks by Chapter One Foundation calling for the complete repeal and replacement of the Constitution to address the country’s governance needs. COF Executive Director Josiah Kalala argued that the current Constitution concentrates power in the Executive. In an interview, Wednesday, Kabesha said government carries out its duties on behalf of citizens but remains cautious of organisations that “claim” to represent them. He said government will keep its eyes and ears open to what citizens will be saying on the constitutional amendment. “Remember that we are coming from a few months when we were...




