CHAPTER One Foundation Executive Director Josiah Kalala has urged government to move beyond rhetoric and demonstrate genuine political will to enhance democratic governance. Kalala says the continued existence of what he terms as restrictive cyber laws, alongside weaknesses in the access to information framework, points to a government that has not yet matched its words with sufficient action. On Friday, Attorney General Mulilo Kabesha said poorly drafted laws created uncertainty, bred litigation and undermined public confidence in legal institutions. But commenting on this in an interview, Saturday, Kalala said it was not enough for government officials to signal commitment to democratic reform while key issues remained unresolved in practice. “Chapter One Foundation is concerned by the growing gap between public...