Court finds Thom Mpinganjira with a case to answer in judges bribery allegations

High Court Judge Dorothy DeGabrielle has found business mogul Thomson Mpinganjira with a case to answer in his alleged judges bribery case.

Mpinganjira at court

DeGabrielle delivers her ruling on Thursday.

She says evidence that the State brought before the court proved elements of attempting to bribe the judges that presided over the historic presidential election nullification case.

Mpinganjira has been told that he can enter his defence or remain silent as per his Constitutional rights.

Mpinganjira’s lawyer Patrice Nkhono has since told the court that they will have to discuss the ruling first before pondering on the next move if witnesses will be paraded or not.

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John Banda
John Banda
3 years ago

I thought judges were learned. There are not. They claim they were being bribed. They go on to investigate the case, prosecute, provide witness accounts and judge the case. There is no prize for guessing the outcome!
What should they have done?
They could easily have invited retired judges or active judges from other countries to hear the case! Simple

John Kachapira
John Kachapira
3 years ago

This has nothing to do with pull down syndrome. Do not bury your head in the sand. This has sonething to do with ethics, integrity and greed. More than 17m people in Malawi, one rich guy is alleged to try and bribe the gudges. You should ask: what was his interest, what did he lack? What was/is he hiding? I think malawians need to have answers to these questions and more. Actually, it is in his interest and in the interest of his business and malawians that he gets cleared.A malawi tiyeni tidzilemekeza malamulo. The law is there to protect… Read more »

Bauleni
Bauleni
3 years ago

Amalawi jealous, pull me Down syndrome. What is this nasty behaviour of coming after the few rich men we have?From Bushiri, Bakili, Apm now we are at Thom mpinganjira. Sititukuka with this mentality. Shame on the jealous judges.

Bigman
Bigman
3 years ago

SDA is full of greedy people. Did u notice that majority of cash gate masters were SDA?

PelomaPepe
PelomaPepe
3 years ago
Reply to  Bigman

Mmmm inunso bwanji? Kapena mkazi wa SDA anakukanani?

Ginimbi, the illuminate, the likes of Bushiri
Reply to  PelomaPepe

SDA is indeed full of akathyali, azimayi ake kukonda chisembwere too much akakhala amuna ndiye kuba, one example is this crook Mpinganjira, SDA kagulu ka ma bandit!

wakalekale
3 years ago

Bulawuni wapweteketsa munthu.
Iweyo uli phee koma mzako azivutika?
Mulungu akulange

Moya
Moya
3 years ago

The first elephant from the herd is about to fall. Speed up this case and all other cases pending in courts

Igbudu
3 years ago

His lucky suit

Ras Cardembo
Ras Cardembo
3 years ago

This was obvious

I pray for justice on this matter
Regardless of status to say

Its high time for influential individuals to start recognising ethics and moral standards of living.

No one is above the law. Remember dat

FEW GOOD MEN
FEW GOOD MEN
3 years ago

Forgive the guy. Just give him a fine. He has done alot in this country to benefit the nation.

Xxx
Xxx
3 years ago
Reply to  FEW GOOD MEN

Absolutely not! This man tried to bribe judges in a case that was at the core of Malawi’s constitutional democracy. I don’t think you understand the gravity of the situation. This is the height of corruption and in some countries it’s even considered treasonous. A fine will not suffice. His good works count for nothing given how arrogant he was in even thinking he could bribe respectable judges serving an entire country. Your comment is why African will remain poor and at the mercy of greedy men. So quick to forgive and forget all because someone built a business. Lack… Read more »

Elijah
Elijah
3 years ago

This a political motivated case I can see that the court in Malawi are bias .I am not expert in law neither studied law but with my naked eyes the court are doing the will of Chakwera and his Government rather than Justice acording to the law.

Lendi
Lendi
3 years ago
Reply to  Elijah

Good that that you have bn sincere about ur ignorance. You are excused. Keep sleeping. Good night

Stain
Stain
3 years ago
Reply to  Elijah

Ife tili ku ma stand.

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