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Malawi Police has said three people have been arrested on suspicion of having played part in the killing of a...
Of course its standard practice that you want to identify the leaker of any company/ organisation information. Every country be it the west, asia, latin America or indeed Africa will hunt down employees who leak company documents. Whether the “leaker” is guilty or not its for the courts to determine.
Most Malawian so called political analysts know nothing about how African Governments operate in reality. Its a complex web made up of crooks who hide behind quest to develop the country when actually their aim is to plunder. Would Chilima, Chakwera and Muluzi be different? I doubt.
It is a known fact that director of ACB is just spending tax payers money for no work at all. He better resign.
Come to think of this ifeyo oberedwafe are paying for munthu to hunt down
amene anatidziwitsi kuti taberedwa. Does this make sense
Instead of focusing pa akubawo achina Peter Muntharikawo, the government is hunting down mnasi amene watsina nkhutu.
Zodabwitsa kwambiri.
This is taking Us Malawians for granted sure.
i agree with you, lets the woman/man who leaked this report in one way or the other
How dare are you ACB, just give the whole investigaion into Policegate away to foreigners! Imagine this is one case of many similar who got leaked.
This whistle blower is a hero and needs protection not prosecution!
They are looking in the wrong direction. Since Independence, till about 4 years ago, the Police never bought rations for their men. If the policemen were on outside duties they received allowances with which they bought food of their own choice: soft drinks, thobwa, mandasi,etc. In the process they contributed to the economy of Malawi. Now, in the promotion of corruption, they decided to give them rations (from India and pakistan), and there by spend MK2.8 billion on silly food imports. Most policemen complain on the composition of these rations (chocolate, fish, and some other things they don’t even know)… Read more »
Us Malawians we talk too much and no action. We have these political analysts and facebook commentators – but at the end of the day nothing is going to change without action. People have to rise up and confront this beast called DPP head on. We have seen Arab upraising whereby people demonstrated against their governments for weeks but in Malawi cannot even demonstrate for a day. These politicians have known that Malawians are stupid and can’t stand up to them that is why they do garbage things knowing they will still be voted into power. It started when people… Read more »
The Whistle Blower is protected by the democratic state of Malawi in which the ordinary people are the rulers. Malawians will be foolish to watch one of their own be manhandled and prosecuted for exposing corruption of the highest order. No one is above the law, not even the head of state (though he may be temporarily be protected by the immunity whilst in office). The arm of the law is long and has patience but as has been proven many a times, it catches up with the perpetrators. In this case the evidence for wrongdoing by the head of… Read more »
KOMA STANDARDBANK ILI NDI MANAGEMENT, CEO AND AN EFFECTIVE IMPARTIAL BOARD?
Koma nkhani yayikulunso ndi yoti-WHO IS A DPP MOLE IN STANDARDBANK WHO IS AIDING AND ABATING CORRUPTION? Being a reputable international bank, why was the DPP allowed to open and operate a BANK ACCOUNT for a CORPORATE SOLE where one person is a signatory? Who provided the exception for normal Bank procedures that allow such corporate accounts to operate with a minimum of three signatories , what the incentives drove him or her to provide the exception?
My conclusion is STANDARDBANK NDI YA DPP pamodzi ndi banki yina ina inaba Malawi Savings Bank.