AMERICA-BASED Zambian law Professor Muna Ndulo says the process of setting up an International Court on Corruption is on-going in the United States. And Lawyer Dumisani Tembo has called for the devolution of some functions of the office of the Attorney General regarding Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) so that unnecessary delays can be avoided. Meanwhile, Siobhan Zeiler of ENSafrica says the PPP model is beneficial when it comes to issues of tender fraud and transparency. The trio was speaking during a SAIPAR, Diggers, Nchito and Nchito Advocates and Nsapato & Co. Advocates-organised public discussion forum on Public Private Partnerships, Monday. Prof Ndulo said he was privy to the efforts aimed at introducing an international court on corruption because he is one of...