CHIEF Government Spokesperson Cornelius Mweetwa has insisted that the proposal to regulate social media and issue broadcasting licenses to online broadcast service providers is not from the government but stakeholders. And Mweetwa says the Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) must enforce the law to ensure that the media houses are compliant, arguing that enjoyment of limitless freedom could be an infringement on other people’s rights. Meanwhile, Mweetwa described Emmanuel Mwamba’s allegations that the Anti-Corruption Commission Director General Tom Shamakamba is shielding the new dawn administration ministers, permanent secretaries and other high-ranking government officials from corruption investigations as false. Speaking when newly-appointed IBA Director General Guntila Muleya paid a courtesy call on the Minister, Mweetwa said proposal to regulate social media was...