By A Correspondent| National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) President and Constitutional lawyer Lovemore Madhuku has blamed the constitution for failing to deal with the conduct of public officers.

Commenting on Vice President Kembo Mohadi’s topical bed-hopping scandals that have dominated headlines, Madhuku said the country’s statutes do not address the issue of moral values of senior government figures.

“I am aware that some people might regard what he has done to be immoral or something that is unacceptable but unfortunately under our law moral values do not in themselves constitute any law

“There is no law and no standard that can be used to judge whether a vice president or a minister can have 20 or 50 affairs or even sleep with people in the offices,” said Madhuku.