Former minister defends LED TV donations in corruption trial.

Former Foreign Affairs Minister Walter Mzembi is defending himself in an abuse of office trial. He argued that the loaning of public viewing screens was a strategic move. He remains in custody.Mzembi testified before High Court judge Benjamin Chikowero. He insisted that the television sets, which he is accused of illegally donating to major churches, were part of a Cabinet-approved strategy. This strategy aimed to boost revenue through religious and sports tourism.Mzembi's defense states the donations had a clear public benefit motive.This ongoing corruption trial highlights issues of accountability, governance, and the proper use of state resources. It holds significant strategic importance for public trust and anti-corruption efforts.