ATTORNEY General Mulilo Kabesha has insisted that the President has no powers to remove judges, but only acts on the Judicial Complaints Commission’s recommendations as mandated by the Constitution. And Kabesha says it is such constitutional provisions which President Hakainde Hichilema was referring to when he said there was need to relook the Constitution. Commenting on widespread criticism following the removal of three ConCourt judges in an interview, Wednesday, Kabesha said the Constitution was very categorical about what a President should do once the JCC makes a recommendation. “When Zambian people are talking about constitutional issues, this is to do with the lawyers, as well as politicians as well as any other citizen who wants to talk about constitutional issues,...