THE National Prosecution Authority says it has come up with a bill, which is currently with the Attorney General, that will guide how recovered assets are managed. In an interview, Director of Public Prosecutions Gilbert Phiri noted that some recovered assets were not well maintained, adding that in some cases, seized vehicles were simply parked at law enforcement offices. He said the formulation of a legislative tool would ensure that Zambians see tangible results and benefit from the recovered assets. “We’re now at a stage where we want to have a proper framework of managing and handling recovered and forfeited assets because that has been a problem. You might have noticed that we have vehicles parked all over law enforcement...