Former MEC commissioner Kunje’s fate August 31

Embattled former Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) commissioner Linda Kunje will know her fate on August 31 which the Zomba Chief Resident Magistrate Court has set aside for her ruling following her conviction last week on obstructing presidential convoy.
The Chief Resident Magistrate Court in Zomba convicted Kunje and her former driver Jones Tewesa for criminal reckless and negligence.

Former MEC Commissioner Linda Kunje
Both the state and defence lawyers made oral submissions before CRM Austin Banda today in a case the two are accused of blocking President Lazarus Chakwera’s convoy.
Kunje’ lawyers, Christopher Masanje prayed to the court to exercise mercy since Kunje was a first offender and that the state has failed to establish  that Kunje had a criminal intent.
Tewesa’s lawyer Timothy Chirwa also prayed to the court to hand a suspended sentence to Tewesa who he said was caught between following his superiors orders and abiding to the law.
Kunje is currently remanded at Mikuyu Prison and Tewesa remanded at Zomba Central Prison.

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4 replies on “Former MEC commissioner Kunje’s fate August 31”

  1. Azimayi ngati uyuyu sazasankhidwa kutumikilra aMalawi, mwano, kudelera ndipo wansanje ndi nkhadza. Mpanni ndithu anatidelera aMalawi ife.

  2. Koma chonde driver yekhayo muganizileniko, amatsatila ma instructions abwana ake. He is a victim of circumstances.

  3. Let her know that no one is above the law. Stubborn fly attracts its death mmmh ku cell kulibe ubwana ndi masewera

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