The opposition Movement for Democratic Change has accused the government of withholding its funds under the Political Parties Finance Act first to derail its congress held in May and now to scuttle its plans to hold mass demonstrations.
Government spokesman Nick Mangwana, however, said today parties had not yet been paid their dues.
“Treasury is presently seized with the importation of basic goods and prioritising the cushioning of the general public from the current economic challenges,” he said.
“When the funds to finance political parties are available, they will concurrently be disbursed to all eligible political parties. This is expected to happen within the next few weeks.”
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