DIRECTOR of Public Prosecutions Gilbert Phiri has asked the Economic and Financial Crimes Court to forfeit to the state over K10 million and US$7,000 belonging to Ndozo Lodge proprietor Chrint Sichamba and others, arguing that these are tainted properties. The state further seeks the forfeiture of over 100 properties, which include Ndozo Lodge, houses and motor vehicles belonging to Sichamba, his wife Eudora Nambela, their son David, Mulozi Trading Limited, Ndozo Lodge Limited, and Damaton Family Trust Registered Trustees. According to an affidavit in support of originating notice of motion for a non-conviction-based forfeiture order of tainted property, ACC Senior Investigations Officer Clement Chipasha stated that the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) received an anonymous complaint against Sichamba on November 23, 2021....
