THE Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) says it does not arrest people based on rumours or headlines, stressing that the Commission first conducts investigations and only takes action after gathering evidence. ACC Director General Daphne Chabu says the Commission is investigating seven cases flagged in the 2025 Auditor General’s Report and six FIC cases, one of which involves over K2 million meant for the school feeding programme and has led to five arrests. Chabu further says the FIC Trends Report’s revelation that suspected illicit financial flows reduced from $3.5 billion in 2024 to $1.8 billion in 2025 represents progress, but noted that $1.8 billion is still a lot of money. Speaking at a press briefing, Wednesday, Chabu said the Commission was guided...