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Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Mr. Gilbert Phiri SC engages with Kenya’s Director of Public Prisecution (DPP) Renson M. Ingonga, OGW during today’s bilateral meeting at the ongoing 28th Annual International Prosecutor’s Conference in London
In a historic union of legal minds, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) team from England and Wales under the leadership of Max Hill KC met with the National Prosecution Authority Zambia under the leadership of DPP Mr. Gilbert Phiri SC at the 28th Annual Conference of the International Association of Prosecutors (IAP). This dynamic encounter transcends boundaries, symbolising the power of international collaboration. What sets this meeting apart is not only its significance but also its potential to reshape the legal landscape. It is not just a dialogue; it is a partnership that propels NPA Zambia into the global legal arena. It is a fusion of knowledge and expertise, promising innovative solutions to complex legal dilemmas. This exchange of ideas signifies a groundbreaking moment, a bridge between continents, and a promise of justice without borders. As NPA Zambia and CPS
In a striking convergence of legal prowess, Mr. Gilbert Phiri SC, Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) for Zambia, met with Mr. Max Hill KC, Director of Public Prosecutions for England and Wales at the 28th Annual Conference of the International Association of Prosecutors (IAP). This remarkable encounter between two eminent Directors of Public Prosecutions symbolises the global reach of the legal profession. It underscores their mutual commitment to confronting the challenges posed by evolving 21st-century crime and advancing the cause of justice. The significance of this meeting lies in the invaluable knowledge exchange and shared vision it represents. DPP Gilbert Phiri SC’s active participation enhances Zambia’s standing on the international legal stage, promising greater collaboration and the sharing of best practices with counterparts in England and Wales. This encounter reaffirms the commitment of the National Prosecution Authority (NPA) to international
The National Prosecutions Authority (NPA), a proud member of the International Association of Prosecutors (IAP), is thrilled to announce its active participation in the 28th Annual Conference and General Meeting of the IAP. This prestigious event, held in London, from the 24th to the 27th September, 2023, brings together prosecutorial professionals from around the globe to deliberate on critical issues within the realm of criminal justice. The NPA delegation, under the leadership of Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Mr. Gilbert Phiri, includes Mrs. Angelica Kennedy-Mwanza, Principal State Advocate and Mr. Nchimunya Munkombwe, Senior State Advocate based in Chipata, Eastern Province. This year’s conference centers on the theme – “The Changing Nature of Crime in the 21st Century: Challenges and Responses.” As criminal networks become more resilient and adaptable, new methods of committing traditional crimes emerge. Increasingly, criminal offenses cross multiple
The National Prosecution Authority (NPA) proudly introduces its Toll-Free hotline with an easy to remember “3737”number marking a significant stride towards operational excellence and transparency. Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Mr. Gilbert Phiri SC underscores its importance, providing the public with an accessible channel to directly reach out and report any concerns regarding the conduct of NPA staff. Please note: The “3737” Toll-Free hotline is currently active on the MTN network and will soon be available on both Zamtel and Airtel networks. Justice prevails through public engagement! Remember the hotline: “3737.” Stay connected for more updates. Your voice, your justice!
In a riveting speech at the seventeenth Open-ended Intergovernmental Expert Meeting on asset recovery in Vienna, Mr. Gilbert Phiri SC, Zambia’s Director of Public Prosecutions, passionately championed the country’s unwavering determination to combat corruption and propel asset recovery to new heights. His speech was a resounding call to action, putting a spotlight on the following: A Pledge to Combat Corruption: Mr. Phiri declared that Zambia stands firm in its commitment to confront crime, uphold the rule of law, and relentlessly pursue asset recovery. Birth of the EFCC Court: The DPP stated that the judiciary’s drive to support efforts in the criminal justice arena to combat crime, uphold the rule of law, and vigorously pursue stolen assets culminated in the establishment of the specialised Economic and Financial Crimes Court (EFCC) on January 7, 2022. This was a significant step in an
Zambia’s High Level Delegation at the 17th Meeting of the Open-ended Intergovernmental Working Group on Asset Recovery. In this image of unity and commitment, Zambia shines brightly on the international stage as it takes significant strides in its dedication to combating corruption and enhancing international cooperation. This picture captures the essence of inclusivity and collaboration among Zambia’s key criminal justice institutions as they gather for the 17th meeting of the Open-ended Intergovernmental Working Group on Asset Recovery, a crucial event scheduled from September 4th to 8th, 2023, held at the Vienna International Centre in Austria. In the foreground positioned on the left of the front row, we have the distinguished Mr. Gilbert Phiri SC, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), who stands at the heart of Zambia’s delegation. His unwavering commitment to upholding the rule of law brings a wealth
The Zambian Criminal Law Journal Takes Center Stage at the Inaugural Prosecutors’ Conference! Amidst the rhythmic beats of Zambian drums and the vibrant swirl of dancers, history was made at the first-ever Prosecutors’ Conference. The National Prosecution Authority (NPA) proudly introduced the Zambian Criminal Law Journal, a testament to our commitment to ensuring criminal justice, human rights, and the rule of law. With its pages teeming with legal insights, here’s a quick sneak peak into what the Journal has to offer: Navigating New Horizons: Discover Chief Justice Mumbe Malila’s thought-provoking analysis of Zambia’s groundbreaking economic and financial crimes courts. Uncover insights into their establishment, significance, and their role in shaping a fair and just legal landscape. “Harmonizing Justice: The Power of Plea Negotiations” Delve into Chanda Chungu’s illuminating exploration of the Plea Negotiations and Agreements Act. Unearth the potential of
THE ZAMBIA POLICE SERVICE HAS ISSUED AND GAZETTED THE NEW ZP FORM 32 POPULARLY KNOWN AS THE MEDICAL FORM. THE NEW FORM WILL ALLOW POLICE AND MEDICAL OFFICERS COLLECT AND RECORD DETAILED MEDICAL EVIDENCE WHEN DEALING WITH REPORTS OF PERSONAL INJURY. AT A COLORFUL LAUNCH HELD IN LUSAKA ATTENDED BY VARIOUS STAKEHOLDERS INCLUDING THE NATIONAL PROSECUTION AUTHORITY, THE JUDICIARY, THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH, UNFPA AND THE EMBASSY’S OF SWEDEN AND IRELAND. LAUNCHING THE MEDICAL REPORT, PERMANENT SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS AND INTERNAL SECURITY MR. DICKSON MATEMBO ECHOED THE WORDS OF DEPUTY JUDGE PRESIDENT OF THE COURT OF APPEAL, JUSTICE CHALWE MCHENGA CHALLENGING THE MEDICAL OFFICERS, POLICE AND PROSECUTORS TO MAKE THE ZP FORM 32 WORK TO THE ADVANTAGE OF VICTIMS.
The NPA wishes to inform the public that, as the Court was informed, a laptopand 2 note books containing notes on the above stated case were stolen. Thiswas after unknown people broke into our Prosecutor’s vehicle by smashing thefront rear window (tinted) of the vehicle.No evidence in this or any other court case, was taken in that incident. The Statehas not lost any evidence or document that was produced or intended to be used,in the Fredson Yamba and Joe Malanji matter.The public is further informed that our Prosecutors do not carry dockets orexhibits intended to be tendered into Court to their homes. All dockets andpotential exhibits are kept in the Authority’s or relevant Law EnforcementAgency’s custody .Thank you.