The Joint Government Investigations Team has recorded a warn and caution statement from former President Rupiah Banda’s son Andrew.
Mr. Banda has been cautioned for allegedly soliciting for two per cent payment from an Italian construction firm, LOCCI construction company.
This was against payments received from the Road Development Agency-RDA on both current and future road projects.
Mr. Banda was also cautioned for being in possession of property suspected of being proceeds of crime, contrary to the Law.
Mr. Banda who is deputy High Commissioner to India also allegedly failed to account for over 360 Million Kwacha deposited in his Stanbic personal account, money suspected to be proceeds of crime.
Joint Government Investigations Team Spokesperson Namukolo Kasumpa confirmed this in an interview with Journalists at the former Task Force offices in Lusaka on Tuesday.
ZNBC