PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says the slowness of the law has made those who take public assets and convert them into private hands assume that the fight against corruption has been watered down. Meanwhile, President Hichilema says food security is threatening the gains Zambia has made in its debt restructuring efforts. President Hichilema was speaking when he swore-in Information and Media Minister Cornelius Mweetwa, Ministry of Information and Media Permanent Secretary Thabo Kawana, Central Province Minister Princess Kasune, Clerk of the National Assembly Roy Ngulube, Human Rights Commission Chairperson Dr Pamela Sambo and her Deputy Dr Felicity Kalungu. Others include Human Rights Commissioner Panic Chilufya and Commissioner in the Anti-Corruption Commission Dr Tommy Namitondo. President Hichilema observed that the law was...