IT’S not normal behaviour that someone can be throwing around US$50,000 and law enforcement agencies are just watching, says Anti-Corruption Commission Board Chairperson Musa Mwenye State Counsel. And Mwenye says there is poor inter-agency coordination because of little or no communication existing between relevant institutions involved in the fight against corruption. Speaking during the inaugural national annual prosecutors’ conference in Livingstone, Wednesday, Mwenye wondered why there was no proactive action taken when something unusual happened. “What makes significant difference in the fight against corruption is what we do for the people we love. It’s easy to fight corruption when it’s done by those we don’t agree with. It’s difficult to fight corruption with colleagues and comrades. The lifestyle audit is...