THE Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has denied claims that it failed to protect Ministry of Finance whistle-blower, Grandy Ntumbo. The Commission says it provided a safe house for Ntumbo which he still occupies. According to the Commission, some sections of the media have created an inaccurate impression that it has failed to protect Ntumbo in line with the Public Interest Disclosure (Protection of Whistle-blowers) Act No. 4 of 2010. In a statement, ACC Communications Head Joseph Mwenya said the decision to provide a safe house for Ntumbo was motivated by the fact that he claimed that his life was in danger. “The Anti-Corruption Commission would like to dispel public misconceptions arising from recent media reports regarding Mr Grandy Ntumbo, a whistle-blower,...

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