MANY times, even when we have twins or triplets, [we say] government should intervene, was the government present in the bedroom, wonders Attorney General Mulilo Kabesha. Speaking during the funeral procession for the late Camnet TV Proprietor Pastor Moses Chiluba, Saturday, Kabesha advised people to get rid of the “boma iyanganepo” mentality. “Sometimes, my President is a King but he has soldiers. We are captains. It’s normal for Zambia. We have drought, the President, Vice-President, organises prayers, we go and pray and the rain starts raining. Now the rain is raining, somebody says nomba ba kateka, imfula ileloka ifi twalachita shani? Boma iyanganepo. (When it starts raining, somebody says Mr President, it’s now raining, what will we do? Government must...