DPP’s Uladi Mussa falls:  Convicted in Malawi passport case

The High Court in Lilongwe has convicted  Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)  vice-president (centre) Uladi Mussa and  former Regional Immigration Officer, David Kwanjana for awarding Malawian passports to foreigners.

Uladi Mussa: Convicted
Judge Chifundo Kachale has since reserved the sentencing in the case to next week.
Mussa, has been found guilty to have authorised the issuing of passports to non-Malawians when he served as Minister of Home Affairs. In October last year the High Court found Mussa and four others with a case to answer.

The case also earned Mussa, a former cabinet minister under four successive regimes, travel bans to the US.

The court has also aquitted two foreign nationals – Pascal Rwasa and Esili Kubwimana – who were being accused of benefitting from the process.

Rwasa, a Burundi national, was arrested on March 9 2017, for presenting false information that he was related to another foreign national, who was applying for Malawi citizenship by presenting the person as his dependent when the person was over 18 years old and not related to him.

While Kubwimana, a Rwandese national was arrested for giving false information to Immigration Officers when making applications for business resident permit and Malawi citizenship contrary to Section 122 as read with Section 360 of Penal Code.

Mussa and Kwanjana were charged with neglect of official duty contrary to Section 121 of the Penal Code and abuse of public office contrary to section 25B(1) of the Corrupt Practices Act.

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Zio ine
Zio ine
3 years ago

Next should be Nankhumwa for impersonating a person on the certificate and investigated on how he got his wealth when his business is two maize mills and Nzati community radio.he once donated bicycles worth 21 million and was mentioned In the car purchase deal at the army

Pachalo
Pachalo
3 years ago

This is very good news! The greatest deterrent to corruption is when the so called untouchables get convicted like this! Well done courts for convicting this corrupt politician. Please convict more!

President Mkango Manthakanjenjemereza
President Mkango Manthakanjenjemereza
3 years ago

You had a chance of improving as the minister of home affairs, you did not. See the conclusion

Ulemu Banda
Ulemu Banda
3 years ago

He needs capital punishment. Life in prison at least. He betrayed every Malawian citizen in his act as he was entrusted to uphold the integrity of the public office he swore to protect.

ganyavu
ganyavu
3 years ago

amangidwe, kapena apeleke fine basi

Zio ine
Zio ine
3 years ago

Where are the technocrats. As minister he must have received processed files for his signature. Files originate from immigration to the ministers office.

Time Changes, be dynamic
Time Changes, be dynamic
3 years ago
Reply to  Zio ine

Most of the time sone of these politicians work in the reverse order and I am sure this might have been the case with this polygamist, for which reason he must just be fined or else many souls will languish.
Vultures are now busy eyeing for a better catch among his wives and concubines….. sorry mjomba apa olo anamwali 7 aja (the 7 virgins) waluza basi.

Gwede Mantashe
Gwede Mantashe
3 years ago

Fwekefweke zakwa Nsundwe
Kodipano zilipati?

Zingalume
Zingalume
3 years ago

Tikudikira Henz tsopano kuti ziwathera bwanji, chitunda chingatalike bwanji, ndiye nyimbo tikuimba pano

The one
The one
3 years ago
Reply to  Zingalume

naweso zingalume uli ku immigration konko, pa KIA-po pali nyasi kwambiri zofunika kuzithetsa. Henz sikuti pa airport amapanga yekha, you are all involved, thieves!!!

nafundo zalo
nafundo zalo
3 years ago

Dausi
Grace obama Chiumia

Lawrence Phiri
Lawrence Phiri
3 years ago

They must be fined MK50million each so that other people must learn frm them.. attach their property for state sale auction.

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