Case Study: Newly Leaked Chebukati Memo

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Dr Roselyne Akombe. / COURTESY
During a an interview on Citizen TV on Tuesday, IEBC commissioner Roslyn Akombe has accepted to resign should she be found guilty of engaging in any electoral malpractices during the August 8 elections.

"If there is anything that comes and touches on my integrity and ability to perform, I will step down. If the relevant authorities find me guilty of anything that happened during the election process i will not hesitate to resign," Akombe said.

Read: Newly Leaked Chebukati Memo To Chiloba Raises More Critical Issues Ahead Of Court's Detailed Judgement

She refused to comment on the position of her colleagues who had also been accused of electoral malpractices.

This follows reports that IEBC CEO Ezra Chiloba

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