CSOs bay for Dausi’s blood over setting MEC warehouse on fire

Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) under the Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) have demanded for an immediate arrest of minister of Homeland Security Nicholas Dausi for  allegedly being responsible for the torching of a warehouse.

CSOs want action on Dausi who is accused that he did set a MEC warehouse on fire in 2014
Dausi: Named by Chilima as one who set MEC warehouse on fire 

Dausi’s involvement in the torching of the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) warehouse in Lilongwe came to limelight recently when the country’s Vice President and UTM president Saulos Chilima mentioned the minister as a master minder on the ploy.

“We call upon the Homeland Security Minister Nicholas Dausi to clear his name on allegations that he is responsible for the torching of a warehouse which held amongst other things ballots for a vote recount.

“We believe the allegations made by the Vice President as serious and we call upon relevant authorities to arrest Mr Dausi so that he can answer these allegations,” reads part of the statement read by the HRDC in Lilongwe on Monday.

Led by HRDC Chairperson Timothy Ntambo and his Vice Gift Trapence, they said they need closure on the incident of the night of July 15 2014, fire burnt the warehouse and destroyed some property, including ballot boxes scheduled for a vote recount in a contested Lilongwe City South East parliamentary election.

MEC declared DPP’s Bently Namasasu as winner of the parliamentary poll with 10 956 votes against Malawi Congress Party’s (MCP) Ulemu Msungama‘s 10 854, a difference of 102 votes.

But two days before a High Court hearing of the case, which followed a failed recount due to an injunction restraining MEC from going ahead with the process, the warehouse caught fire.

HRDC said with UTM Party leader’s revelations, as Chilima was in the governing DPP when the warehouse was on fire, the matter must reach to logical conclusion.

 

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From likoma
From likoma
4 years ago

Malawi is surely an amazing country in the world. Imagine 1: the President finds himself at the centre of corruption scandal involving a government department where proceeds of the vice were deposited into an account of which he is the sole signatory. Guess what ? this man is still in power and is seeking another term. 2: minister of home affairs is implicated in setting a braze an office for the country’s electoral body. This man is still minister and minister of internal security for that matter. 3: a cabinet minister showing his private ( genital) parts ( maliseche –… Read more »

Khundited above.
Khundited above.
4 years ago

Apite ku court ngati siolakwa zikadziwikila konko, nkhaniyi ndi ya serious siingathe chonchija kapena chonchi.. choona chidziwike, chonde otimenyela ufulu asakubwezeni m’mbuyo anthu enawa.

Njolo mpilu
Njolo mpilu
4 years ago

Kodi mwatuma ndani ku joni kokayanganila ma voti akumeneko lelo.Zuma wabwera kwathu. Watchdog.
Myopic brains

Paperback
4 years ago

ACTUALLY THERE ARE SIX OF THEM! IDIOTS.

Paperback
4 years ago

YOU GUYS, DO YOU HAVE WIVES THAT CALL YOU HUSBANDS OR FOOLS. (Copy righted)

Peace
Peace
4 years ago

Serious gaps in the story and wrong decision by CSO’s. You don’t arrest an innocent person on hearsay and campaign tantrums until proven guilty or acquiring incriminating evidence. Pounce on Saulosi Chilima to aid your interest on the story before you touch Dausi. This is not an issue of hate!

Gona pa Muhanya
Gona pa Muhanya
4 years ago
Reply to  Peace

You don’t know anything my friend just keep quiet

Mtengowaminga
4 years ago

Your a dunderhead, you are the one who do not know what you are saying. Keep quiet urself.

Charlie Hebdo
Charlie Hebdo
4 years ago
Reply to  Peace

Which case is arrestable if I may use that word, between being accused of arson (torching MEC’s warehouse) and behaving suspiciously at Chibanja cha aYao, where interpretation of suspicion is at the mercy of the arresting officer or the powers that be.

gwenenthe mwale
gwenenthe mwale
4 years ago

BOTH CHILIMA AND DAUSI ARE ON A WRONG TRACK. MALAWIANS ARE TIRED OF SKC AND PETER

Sibuno
Sibuno
4 years ago

No doubt, Dausi is capable of doing this and the rumor has been there since 2014. It was just waiting for information like the one provided by the VP. After all, both were in the same camp and associated with vote manipulation which has also been confirmed by the State President. It is better to lock up Dausi now to avoid repeat of the same come 21st May 2019. People have lost trust in all people connected with these issues. I do not think it is just political destruction, it is real coming from high profile people like State President… Read more »

Daniel Chizuzu
Daniel Chizuzu
4 years ago
Reply to  Sibuno

You fools where was Chilima all this time. Why coming as a white angel now. The CSO should question SKC first. You believe in this absalom?

nyalugwe
nyalugwe
4 years ago

If Chilima loved his country more than money and position, he would have revealed this and resigned from DPP at that material time. He cannot be trusted, he was complicit and he is as bad as his DPP enemies.
You want to entrust him with the future of this country?. Just look at the EX DPP members surrounding him!!!!!

Gumbi
Gumbi
4 years ago

Saulosi yo ndi amene mukanamupana Dausi akuuzani zizungu zoti sitha kumvapo kanrhu hehe tikuoberani you just want to tick boxes ndikudya ndalama za,ziiii yoi can notcwven donate a tambala kuma flood victims mxii

Jebwede
Jebwede
4 years ago
Reply to  Gumbi

i second you

Daniel Chizuzu
Daniel Chizuzu
4 years ago
Reply to  Gumbi

you are intelligent

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