Court official drags pro-government activists Undule, Chonzi over Chilima bribe allegation

A senior official of courts has dragged two pro-government rights activists to the High Court for alleging that UTM president Dr Saulos Chilima met support judiciary staff to bribe them over the Constitutional Court ruling.

Undule: Dragged to court

Undule Mwakasungula and Fryson Chodzi trading under what is called Joint Civil Society on Good Governance wrote the Chief Justice claiming that Chilima met with Judiciary Support Staff and made bribes intended to influence the Constitutional Court.

President of the Judiciary Support Staff Trade Union,  Andy Haliwa Tchuwa has taken the matter to court.

The matter will be heard before Judge Tembo.

In the case, Mwakasungura is the first respondent, Chodzi is the second respondent and the Joint Civil Society on Good Governance is the third respondent.

There was no immediate comment from Mwakasungura and Chodzi.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau recently arrested a Democratic Progressive Party financier and sympathizer Thom Mpinganjira on allegations that he attempted to bribe the Constitutional Court judges with K100 million to make a ruling in the election case in favour of president Peter Mutharika and the Malawi Electoral Commission.

The Constitutional Court however annulled the May 21, 2019 presidential elections and ordered a fresh poll after noting that last year’s presidential election was marred with anomalies and irregularities that were so systematic and widespread that the election result p grossly compromised.

The court is yet to set the date for the commencement of the case.

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Nasingwe
Nasingwe
4 years ago

cinkhope ngati kangombwa tacionani. cim bambo cikulukulu unali kuti. waona mmene zikuphulikila ngoma ku utm iwe ufuna kupsentherapo etitu ,kuphwisilapo.
fwitondo akupatsa zingati. muti muzingokhumatitsa acakazanu ndi ana

Qatar
Qatar
4 years ago

Mwakasungula is standing for democracy. He needs our support.

Tizanka
Tizanka
4 years ago

The judiciary has taken sides and has gone rogue. This is death of democracy as we know it. Anthu mukuwombela mfiti mmanja

chilungamo
chilungamo
4 years ago

Malawi walero

CHIPYELERO
CHIPYELERO
4 years ago

A Mwakasungura mulibe kalikonse ndiye akulipilitsani mulipira chani

Lego
4 years ago

Teach them a lesson so that they can know corrupt money will backfire one day.

Kyala
Kyala
4 years ago

Some people love money more than anything else, they throw away their original long held beliefs, principles, ethics and morality for money. What a shame. I feel very embarrassed. So the Supreme Court was also bribed when they confirmed the Concourt judgement? Please don’t create accusations just because you want to counterbalance with what your fellow dpp supporter Thom allegedly did. That is the matter for the courts.

Fake Petros
Fake Petros
4 years ago
Reply to  Kyala

Shame indeed!
And he pretty well knows it’s a cooked up story. Evil people.

Goerge
Goerge
4 years ago

Mathews 15:13b when salt has lost its test …………..

Chaz
Chaz
4 years ago

Mwakasungula speaks the truth.

ERUTU
ERUTU
4 years ago
Reply to  Chaz

Phweeeeeeee 🦆

Bondo
Bondo
4 years ago
Reply to  Chaz

He has to prove it.

Mandado@147
Mandado@147
4 years ago
Reply to  Chaz

let him speak it in Jail then KKKK

HR Expert
HR Expert
4 years ago
Reply to  Chaz

He was only asking the CJ to investigate the rumour.

MMalawi
MMalawi
4 years ago
Reply to  HR Expert

and where are you getting this infor from? is it from this article or from somewhere else?

jaja
jaja
4 years ago

The corrupt judiciary will be exposed.

ERUTU
ERUTU
4 years ago
Reply to  jaja

Phweeeeeeee 🦆

Goerge
Goerge
4 years ago
Reply to  jaja

How about your corrupt party?

MMalawi
MMalawi
4 years ago
Reply to  Goerge

mutayeni khadeti wachabechabe uyu

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