NEW Heritage Party leader Chishala Kateka says it’s demeaning and childish for government to insist that the United Kwacha Alliance (UKA) has not submitted any documentation for its registration process when it actually has. Recently, Home Affairs and Internal Security Permanent Secretary Josephs Akafumba said UKA needed to restart its registration process because its first application had expired. He further indicated that his office had not been in receipt of any application from UKA. But in an interview, Kateka argued that UKA actually renewed its application. “It was renewed. Our chairman is actually a lawyer. He has done this thing many times. I think that it’s very demeaning for the government to continue to state that we don’t know what...