Parliamentary probe on dubious sale of public land stalls
A parliamentary probe into the dubious sale of public land has stalled due to lack of money, officials have said.
Parliamentary committees for Transport and Public Infrastructure, Legal Affairs as well as Education launched the joint investigation after rampant reports of the sale of the public land, including public school land, by some government officials.
Chairperson of the joint committee Kezzie Msukwa said officials from parliament were looking for money for the committee to complete its investigations on the matter.
“As soon as we have the funding, we will resume and complete the investigations,” he said.
After completing, the committee will submit a report to the House upon which various state prosecution agencies can pick up the issue.
Penapake guys be serious, that’s not an excuse that someone can tell Malawians, where is the money MRA is collecting from poor goin ?who is eating out sweat?
We what’s happening the buyers have given u something to sabotage the investigation in the name of fuel,we r watching
Mufufuzenso za ma tractor. We havent forgotten. Anthu omwe anapindula amangidwe basi chifukwa yimeneyo ndi theft by trick
It’s time to change the tooth brush. Or just get rid of the idiots.
This should include the dubious sale of MSB. We want our bank back and whoever authorised it should be answerable. Ndalama zilipo koma APM akuziseweretsa ndi ma bribe plus kugulira support for his rallies.