When Zambian president Michael Sata suspended a Supreme Court judge and two high court judges and set up a tribunal to probe their alleged misconduct, he probably did not count on the political backlash that the whole matter would engender, even threatening the tenure of his Director of Public Prosecutions.
Cuando el presidente de Zambia, Michael Sata, suspendió a un juez de la Suprema Corte y dos jueces del Tribunal Superior y estableció un juzgado para probar su presunta mala conducta, probablemente no consideró la reacción política que el tema engendraría, incluso amenazando el mandato de su Director del Ministerio Público.