RAINBOW Party general secretary Wynter Kabimba says the manner in which Faith Musonda’s case was concluded served as a message from the Anti-Corruption Commission to thieves that “take a chance, if we catch you too bad, but we can trade off”. And Kabimba says the UPND government might only rule for a term due to the “lies” they told during campaigns. Meanwhile, Kabimba says it’s unfortunate that government is suggesting a fuel price increment when they promised the opposite during campaigns. Speaking when he featured on Millennium Radio, Wednesday, Kabimba said the ACC’s decision to take possession of Musonda’s money in exchange for her freedom was not good for the corruption fight. “Well, it is normal in a criminal justice...

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