ATTORNEY General Mulilo Kabesha says it does not make “sense” that citizens are struggling when Zambia has mineral wealth that can be exploited to benefit citizens. Kabesha, who also Chairs the Anti-Money Laundering Authority, says the public and the private sector must enhance a level of coordination in order to fight against financial crimes. Meanhwile, Financial Intelligence Centre has cautioned that financial flows and supply chains associated in the mining sector remain vulnerable to corruption and tax evasion. Speaking at the launch of the FIC Anti-Money Laundering Dialogue Programme, Thursday, Kabesha said every Kwacha lost through financial and economic crimes is mineral wealth stolen from Zambians. “Together, we can build a stronger and more resilient financial system, protect Zambia’s mineral...