DPP’s Mzomera freed on court bail

Opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) regional governor for the north Christopher Mzomera Ngwira has been freed on court bail.

Mzomera handed himself in to police, got arrested and gets court bail

The Mzuzu resident magistrate court granted Ngwira the bail just hours after he handed himself at the station.

The self proclaimed reverend and other party officials face multiple criminal charges officials for allegedly inciting violence at an MCP rally in 2016.

DPP’s Deputy National Director of Programs Joe Thomas Nyirongo and three others were arrested on Thursday last week.

In his ruling, Senior Resident Peter Kandulu, ordered the accused to pay a bail bond of K200 thousand each and bring a blood relation surety in form of witness with K500 thousand each.

According to Kandulu the suspects are required to report to Northern Region Police headquarters every Monday.

Lawyer representing the accused Christon Gh’ambi said the trial will proceed on August 21 as the state is continuing parading witnesses.

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Barristers United
Barristers United
3 years ago

Bail is cheap in the Northern Region for hacking and organising violence at a MCP Rally,

Wooloomooloo
Wooloomooloo
3 years ago

Kodi Kaliyati mukuti nayebwanji paza vuaza mash game resarve

Chechinawa
Chechinawa
3 years ago

But guys, hve u observed this Ngwira ? He looks like a confused person, to me, he looks like he is mentally retarded person, plz refer him to the specialists as soon as possible.

Chakwera ndiwe galu
Chakwera ndiwe galu
3 years ago

Police is pathetic, so the police deliberately sat on the case for four years just to please the ruling party. And now they are deliberately opening the cases just to please another ruling party.

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