HOME Affairs and Internal Security Permanent Secretary Dickson Matembo says government is not aware of reports that armed individuals are searching for Mutotwe Kafwaya’s grave, urging anyone affected to report the matter to the police. Matembo says he does not believe government has the time to look for Kafwaya’s grave, questioning what it would gain from doing so. On Saturday, the Bemba Royal Establishment said it had received reports of “heavily armed” people forcing villagers to show them the grave of the late former Cabinet Minister. Kafwaya was shot and killed on August 14 during a state security operation in Kabulonga, Lusaka. He was buried in late August in Lunte District following a private arrangement handled by his family. Speaking...