THE Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has commissioned a 100kVA solar power system worth K5.9 million at its headquarters to minimise disruptions to its operations caused by power interruptions. Meanwhile, government says the investment is expected to reduce electricity costs and improve service delivery, but has urged the commission to ensure that the system provides value for money. Speaking during the commissioning ceremony, ACC Board Chairperson Justice Evans Hamaundu said frequent power interruptions had the potential to disrupt institutional operations, affect productivity and compromise the timely delivery of services to the public. “In recent years, changing climate patterns and the resulting electricity supply challenges have not spared the Commission. Frequent power interruptions have had the potential to disrupt institutional operations, affect productivity...