THE 2025 Corruption Risks Assessment Report on the Implementation of Social Cash Transfer has revealed that there’s a 60.1 percent chance that relatives would continue receiving payments after the death of beneficiaries. TI-Z Research and Advocacy Manager Bright Chizonde says the Report also revealed that there was a 48.9 percent risk of failure to declare that a beneficiary had died. Speaking at the launch of the Study Report: 2025 Corruption Risks Assessment on the Implementation of the Social Cash Transfer Programme in Zambia, Thursday, Chizonde said the probability of inclusion of wrong beneficiaries on the programme was only 24.1 percent. “The major finding on corruption risks is that there was a 61.6 percent chance that some deputies would continue to...