The JJ Banda Affair: When a Government Must Answer to the Law. The presidency is not a courtroom, Its communications specialists are not judges. And a press release cannot substitute for a judicial verdict- Linda Banks
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Journalist Linda Banks wrote about the JJ Banda affair in The Zambian Observer. She argues that the presidency is not a courtroom and its communications staff are not judges. She states that press releases cannot replace judicial verdicts. Banks asserts that the government must answer to the law.
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