THERE were tears of joy at the Livingstone magistrate’s court when three Livingstone Institute of Business and Engineering Studies (LIBES) lecturers were absolutely discharged from the charge of conduct likely to cause breach of peace.
Chali Mulenga, Livingstone THERE were tears of joy at the Livingstone magistrate’s court when three Livingstone Institute of Business and Engineering Studies (LIBES) lecturers were absolutely discharged from the charge of conduct likely to cause breach of peace. This is in a case in which National Union of Technical Education Lecturers and Allied Workers LIBES branch chairperson, Joseph Kaira,45, who is also a lecturer for building and construction, his deputy, John Nkosa,28, a lecturer for business studies, and Silvia Lutangu Long,52, also a lecturer for business studies and also a union leader are charged with conduct likely to cause the breach of peace 178 (f) of the penal chapters 87 of the laws of Zambia. It is alleged that on February 1 this year in Livingstone, the trio jointly and whilst acting together at LIBES did publicly conduct themselves in manner which was to cause the breach of peace. When the matter came up for written facts before Magistrate Benjami...