Kelvin Sampa, a former member of the central committee of the Patriotic Front (PF) party, has called on Esther Lungu, the former first lady of Zambia, to provide an explanation for the origin of $400,000 that she reportedly gave to her niece for safekeeping. The challenge comes amid growing concerns about corruption and financial impropriety in Zambia’s political circles, and underscores the need for greater transparency and accountability in the country’s governance.
Zambia’s former First Lady has been asked to provide an explanation for the source of $400,000. The inquiry was made by a member of the ruling UPND party, who pointed out that Mrs. Lungu was not receiving a salary and questioned how she came into possession of such a large sum of money.
Zambia’s former First Lady has been requested to clarify the origin of $400,000 by the country’s authorities. The demand for transparency was echoed by a prominent figure on Prime Television’s Matter Arising program, who emphasized the importance of accountability and the public’s right to know.
As the First Lady does not receive a salary, there are concerns about the source of the funds. The request for an explanation is straightforward and necessary to ensure transparency and accountability.
The authorities have asked her to provide an explanation if the money was given to her in her personal capacity. She must also provide details on the source of the funds.
