LAST week, the Kenneth Kaunda International Airport was the subject of discussion around the country after President Hakainde Hichilema questioned the cost at which it was constructed. In his remarks, the President wondered why the country spent US$400 million instead of $150 million. The Head of State was speaking in Livingstone at the Pre-Zambia Institute of Chartered Accountants Annual General Meeting Workshop. President Hichilema: “All contracts going forward, government contracts must have three principles; must be done at the right price. Lusaka International Airport, I call it sausage, was done at $400 million. That sausage could have been done at $150 million. Why did we spend $400 million? We need accountants to look at these contracts and say it does...