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Parliament's Public Accounts Committee is conducting an inquiry into the acquisition of a hotel in Blantyre by the Public Service Pension Trust Fund, involving former Cabinet member Colleen Zamba.

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How it started

3 reports, 2 independent, last reported Sep 11. The briefing below covers this first event.

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What happened

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Parliament's Public Accounts Committee is conducting an inquiry into the acquisition of a hotel in Blantyre by the Public Service Pension Trust Fund, involving former Cabinet member Colleen Zamba.

Who's involved

What this event is mainly about
parliamentBlantyre

How it developed

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  1. PAC investigates fund's hotel purchase; Zamba's conduct under scrutiny; Alco withdraws.1 source
  2. Sameer Suleman chaired the Public Accounts Committee investigating the hotel purchase and was tasked to present findings to Parliament.Sub-event
  3. Parliamentary inquiry into PSPTF hotel acquisition in Blantyre involving former Cabinet member Colleen Zamba.1 source

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Coverage

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