The article addresses allegations made by Miles Sampa and Emmanuel Mwamba regarding a $10 million building sale to the Zambian government. Sampa claimed the building was sold by AfLife, a company allegedly linked to government insiders, raising concerns of corruption. However, Shalala Oliver Sepiso, aligned with the UPND government, refutes these claims, stating the building was owned by Saturnia Regna Pension Fund, not AfLife. The article suggests Sampa and Mwamba may face legal action if they fail to provide evidence for their allegations.

Sakwiba Sikota is criticized for falsely claiming that Jay Jay Banda had physical injuries similar to those of Cuthbert Ng’uni during the 1990s. The article argues that Sikota's statements were misleading and potentially damaging to the country's reputation. Observers have confirmed that Jay Jay Banda is in good health, contradicting Sikota's claims. The article questions whether Sikota was deliberately trying to mislead the public or was misinformed by fake photos circulated by the UKWA gang.