President Dr Lazarus Chakwera has pardoned Former Homeland Security Minister Uladi Mussa and 199 other prisoners as part of the commemoration of Easter.
Mussa was sentenced to five years imprisonment with hard labour for corruptly awarding Malawian passports to foreigners.
Out of prison: Uladi Basikolo Mussa, of a corruption case in which he fraudulently aided foreigners to access Malawi passports and citizenship.
The President also pardoned John Mussa, who was convicted because of chamba possession.
He also exercised mercy towards Jones Tewesa the then driver of former MEC Commissioner, Linda Kunje among other pardoned prisoners
Minister of Homeland Security, Kenneth Zikhale Ng’oma, confirmed the development to the press.
According to Ng’oma, the pardoned prisoners are those who committed minor offences and demonstrated good behaviour while serving their sentences.
