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#DzukaniAmalawi
#DzukaniAmalawi
5 years ago

The Police is in the pockets of DPP so it can’t punish the very employer who pays it’s salary. It’s a sad chapter in Malawi where morals have so defeated that even the Police are compromised. They don’t even know what their duties are even after taking taking an oath to protect all Malawian citizens. The country has been destroyed by politicians

Peacekeeper
Peacekeeper
5 years ago

It is very unfortunate that the Malawi Police Service could not intervene on the basis that there was no complaint. They were there and couldn’t arrest just because no one complained should that be the basis of arresting someone. The act at the rally was bad, stupid and even human rights violence of voiceless despite no complaint, how many things have been intervened by Police without a complaint. We have seen people being sentenced to jail even if the victim defies against it or complains not.

Mzaliwa
Mzaliwa
5 years ago

Vuto lamowa waulere ndilimenelo, kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

Duduzane
5 years ago

A MaliseƧhe mulipo

Achiswe
5 years ago

Why do the DPP need to have cadets in the first place? Even if they are fighting among themselves, it is a breech of the peace and the police should intervene. So many questions, so few, if any, answers!

Slimness
Slimness
5 years ago

Ana a Dadi Maliseche anakhuta mowa wochokela kwa atate awo Mr Maliseche

Toka
Toka
5 years ago

Kkkkkkkkkkkk kumwera misonkho yathu….ka 145m kaja…so sad.

Chriss
Chriss
5 years ago

Ana a Dad Samangidwa, ngakhale atayenda maliseche

Mzozodo
Mzozodo
5 years ago

Bravo Police, you did well not to intervene, aphane okhaokha!

Ntumbuka Mwenecho
Ntumbuka Mwenecho
5 years ago

Atumbuka opusa inu kuyowoya uheni.

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