Assailants kill primary school teacher in Dedza

Malawi Police in Dedza are looking for unknown assailants who last night brutally killed a primary school teacher.

The body of the murdered teacher

The body of Levisoni Bekitala was wrapped in pieces of cloth and lied outside his house at M’gawi 1 primary school in Dedza this morning.

Primary School  Education Advisor  for  Magomero zone, John Chakudza, said his fellow teachers and people around the school heard the teacher screaming but they failed to rescue him because the assailants armed and too dangerous to approach.

The motive of the murder is yet to be established.

Police say they are investigating the murder.

Dedza is one of the districts with high murder cases in the country.

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18 replies on “Assailants kill primary school teacher in Dedza”

  1. A Security expert will tell you that Terrorists which President Reverend Chakwera has provoked in the neighbouring Mozambique are testing waters.

    1. Foolish man. Malawi has fought in Mozambique before. Why do you wish your country bad. This is a beautiful country. See our former president your favorite enjoying life in Mangochi why do you wish him disturbed. Zinazi mumangolakhula chifukwa cha umbuli. Educated fools.

  2. All these things are done because the assailants have studied the weaknesses and unprofessionalism of our police. If our police investigation system is fast and on point nobody would have been daring to do such a thing. They would have known it would not take them anywhere.

    1. Beg to disagree with you Kwitanda Man. Murders occur everywhere. Know the following:

      1. There are more unsolved murders in the countries you think are more advanced than us. US, UK, SA. They still have no clue who killed Tupac, they ate not too sure if they got the right man for the death of JFK, and they just suspect that Marilyn Monroe was murdered.

      2. Our POPO is not as bad as you think. They will get the murderers. Do you know that we are among the few countries where organised crime fails to take off. Remember Macholowe and Ghambi. Our men in uniform put a stop to their syndicates.

      3. Visitors to Malawi will tell you how confident they are that they can walk freely even at night. My brother who lives in the UK attributes this to police presence. Those roadblocks may look useless to you, but they are a deterrent to would-be offenders.

      4. Don’t be fooled by the crime network. They mostly document successful investigations. Even then, they also bring out those which remain unsolved.

      5. Let’s clap hands for the men in uniform and help them get more funding to solve these things. Otherwise they are well-trained, I woll assure you.

      1. Yes brother very true. Just to add on the best policeman is ourselves. Our general characteristics and relationships with others goes along way to insure our safety

    1. This is very bad, slaughtering a human being like an animal just like that. God is watching all this, and these people will never have peace indeed.

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