GREEN Economy and Environment Minister Mike Mposha says government is working on procuring another independent consultant to conduct an assessment on the extent of the Sino Metals pollution. And Mposha has assured the country that any investor who breaks the law will be punished. Speaking at the National Summit on Climate Change Adaptation and Environment, Tuesday, Mposha said government was on course to ensure that a report was done on the pollution to the water bodies. “We appreciate the concerns that our bishops have raised. And as a government, we welcome their observations and their engagements. We are not in this fight against environmental conditions alone. We welcome all the voices that want to advise and also the concerns that...