POLITICAL analyst Dr Euston Chiputa says leaders should learn to accept criticism instead of arresting their critics, warning that such actions could damage Zambia’s democracy. His remarks come amid concerns over the arrests and detention of some government critics and opposition figures. Government has, however, maintained that the arrests are based on alleged offences and…...
Leaders must develop thick skins, don’t arrest critics – Chiputa
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