BRITISH High Commissioner to Zambia Rebecca Terzeon says it is yet to be seen whether the police is acting fairly ahead of the August polls. Terzeon adds that the key questions that arise are whether the courts are impartial, and if the opposition can continue to operate freely during the electoral process. Meanwhile, CCMG Steering Committee member Reverend Allan Kasungami says civil society actors are concerned about equitable access to the media for election candidates and political parties. Speaking during a Drinks Reception to recognise Zambian civil society at her residence, Thursday, Terzeon said civil society organisations have consistently protected democratic space, transparency and accountability. “Historically, Zambia’s electoral credibility has come from political competition, trusted institutions and active citizens and…
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