Tanzanian officials arrive in Malawi on nuclear inquiry mission

Two senior immigration officials were in the country on Friday to inquire on eight arrested country men suspected to have been spying on Kayelekera Uranium mine in Karonga.

Kayelekera mine in Karonga.-Photo by Tiwonge Kumwenda, Nyasa Times

Songwe border incharge Yusuf Shaibu said the Tanzanian deputy immigration officer Daniel Magwaza and his assistant John Njirakiza held discussions with Malawi security agents from Karonga at Songwe border.

“They were interested to know the eight Tanzanians who were arrested and their criminal charges following reports that they were arrested for spying on Kayelekera as they wanted to find out whether Malawi was developing nuclear or not,” said Shaibu.

The eight Tanzanians are still on full remand at Mzuzu prison and will appear before the court soon to answer charges of criminal tresspassing, according to police.

Reports say they were found with cameras. The Tanzanian officials returned back to their country same day Friday.

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Katakwe
7 years ago

osawangowashuta bwanj kod…..aaaaaaaaaaaaaa mataifa ationjeza2 kwabas

tomy tomy
7 years ago

agaru awo angozumza amalawi kwawo koma kwathu kuno akhala mumtendere zonse ndi azitsogoreli athuwa amapangitsa chifukwa dziko lathu limakhala ngati msamsa

zebron banda
zebron banda
7 years ago

tanzanian government is going to be very problematic if not a festering sore.it only aroses suspicitions that they are readying themselves for war against malawi.they intend to attack malawi.well, that war will involve defeating every malawian for malawians love their country to bits even when it’s classfied poor.so what?bring it on!!we will our poor country to the last of our blood.malawi govt.:train militias now.fucking taifas!!

shorishu
shorishu
7 years ago

if taifas hv uranium y nt producing ur own nuclear weapon? zanu zimenezo ife tipangabe zimenezi. timapanga zimenezi

Austin
Austin
7 years ago

Love ur neighbour preach love note hate. It won’t take us anywhere were all human beings were the same in Gods eyes stop fighting. Teach and speak love of God

Mpwesakole Muyaya
7 years ago

Watch out authorities, this is a serous issue, mind you.If u invistgate them professonaly u will find that they are from Tanzania army intelligent unit. For u to prove that u need to use 99 theory.To me I am unable to compare lake disputé s and Kayerekeya nuclea mines ,they are estmating degree of our security .mine its free Advice its up to u to use or not.

lund
lund
7 years ago

Hey you little fuck poor country Malawi how can u dare to say that were following u is it lake Nyasa yours or ours also for that issue is just they were surveying not for spying what can they spy in ur poor country like that u fool people malawian

Man Eazy
7 years ago

is it true that a poor country like yours can posses nuclear weapons? LOL BTW when u pass thru any tz media outlet, u’ll see nobody discussing anything about your ‘poor little country’ u should stop those inferiority complex-minds, u should discuss about how to alleviate hunger in your country rather than these rubbishes

Aaron khundu
Aaron khundu
7 years ago

Jesus is coming soon

Musa GR
Musa GR
7 years ago

I resent when I see Nebas fighting for Nothing…When 2 Elephants fights,Guess who Suffers…Same goes to our Leaders of today,they can create chaos but eventually you and me will suffer…

Michael
Michael
7 years ago

Its too early to know whats happening in Malawi for u Tanzanian on bilateral relation which is there,discuss amicably issues concerning a lake Malawi and not nuclear issue. A Lake issue started long way back with Kamuzu Banda, Muluzi, Mutharika, Jb and indeed our current leader where do we go with this issue?yet you are building another issue,why you Tanzanian people. Leave as alone!

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