FORMER Home Affairs minister Stephen Kampyongo says he is not shaken by the Anti-Corruption Commission’s intention to appeal his acquittal, arguing that the commission is now behaving like a programmed political institution. On Sunday, the ACC announced that it would appeal the acquittals of Kampyongo on corruption charges and former Lusaka Province minister Bowman Lusambo on three counts of attempting to interfere with witnesses. The commission said it was shocked and dissatisfied with the court’s decisions in both cases. But in an interview, Monday, Kampyongo said his conscience was clear as his innocence had been proven in the courts of law. “I am surprised that ACC is now behaving like a programmed political institution. How do they even put me...