STATE House Communications Specialist Clayson Hamasaka says Edgar Lungu is free to lead a public procession to State House as long as he follows the law. On Friday, Lungu, who is former president, said he would soon lead demonstrations to State House, demanding President Hakainde Hichilema’s resignation. In an interview, Saturday, Hamasaka said Lungu was welcome to march anywhere, including to the bush. “Well, he is free. Let him follow the law. He is free to march as long as he complies with the law. He is free to march as long as he complies with the law, with public procession. There is a law around public procession. You can be marching in support of a cause that other people...