Judge Madise gets threats from DPP cadets

Ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) notorious cadets are issuing threats to Judge Dingiswayo Madise who was one of the Constitutional Court judges who two weeks ago annulled the May 21, presidential election and ordered for a fresh poll in July, Nyasa Times understands.

Judge Dingiswayo Madise: Facing threats to his life

A senior judiciary official has confirmed of the threats through mobile phone texts and that the matter has been reported to the authorities.

However, Judiciary spokesperson Agnes Patemba was not readily available for comment.

But Malawians have taken up in various social media platforms to condemn the threats, saying the ruling party needs to tame the indiscipline cadets.

However, it was not immediately known why the cadets have singled out Judge Madise when the judgement was unanimous.

Thom Mpinganjira, a financial services business tycoon with strong links to the ruling elite is currently answering corruption charges in a magistrates’ court in Blantyre for allegedly attempting to bribe the Constitutional Court judges to rule in favour of President Peter Mutharika who was the first respondent in the case.

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winstonmsowoya
winstonmsowoya
4 years ago

DPP CADETS ARE NOT FAR APART FROM MCP MYP THAT BRUTALLY VICTIMISED THOUSANDS OF INNOCENT MALAWIANS.IT IS HEART BREAKING THAT THE MYP THUGS COMMITTED VIOLENT POLITICAL INTIMIDATION THAT THE LEADERS UNFORTUNATELY,TURNED AWAY FROM CONDEMNING THEIR DOGS WHEN THEY WERE SHADING THE INNOCENT BLOOD OF MALAWIANS ESPECIALLY THE YEHOVA WITNESES.IT IS HARD FOR MALAWIANS TO VOTE FOR THE PARTY THAT SHADED THE BLOOD OFTHE VOTERS.IT WILL TAKE MORETHAN 50 YEARS THE MCP TO BE VOTED INTO POWER AGAIN.MALAWIANS,VOTING FOR MCP,YOU ARE ANTAGONISING THE SOULS OF OUR BELOVED AND INNOCENT PEOPLE.THE PARTY TO VOTE FOR IS THE UTM LED BY BRILLIANT AND… Read more »

Gold Ruyondo
Gold Ruyondo
4 years ago

Am appealing to the Malawi youth not to be misled,you know what happened to your counter parts in Zimbabwe, the U40.

Tizanka
Tizanka
4 years ago

It gets interesting when judges imbed themselves in politics. Their only plan is to ease DPP and be left with the Nsundwe boys and the terrorists of HRDDC. The good thing about life is we reap what we sow

Malawi belong to the citizens

Ma cadets a DPP u know much about threatening others,u think Malawians they don’t know you and your leaders. You will run away from the country one day.Munthalika is 79 yrs ,u think he will be with you forever.Becareful.

Amos
Amos
4 years ago

MAULENDO CADET,,,,,,,,KMA MA GALIMOTO A ANA ADAD ASOWATU NGT MBENDERA YA UDF???KKKK

Allan
Allan
4 years ago

Ma cadet a DPP musatengere malamulo m’manja mwanu. Ngati pali ena akukunamizani mudzachimina tsiku lina. Dziko lino ndi la a Malawi eni ake osati chipani chanucho cha DPP. Ndinu ochepa zedi, muchenjere, thawi yanu yatha. Nkasa wakuwuzani kale kuti pakirani muzipita.

VYOTO
VYOTO
4 years ago

A LOT OF GOVERNMENT MONEY, I MEAN OUR TAX MONEY IS BEING BUDGETED AS STATE HOUSE ALLOCATION AND BEING WASTED ON THESE CADETS HENCE THE CADETS MOTIVATION TO UNDERTAKE EVIL ACTIONS.THIS IS NOT ONLY DAMAGING DPP POLITICAL REPUTATION BUT MUST STOP.OUR TAX MONEY MUST BE USED FOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS.

THIS CONTINUED ATTACK ON THE JUDICIARY BY DPP IS AN ATTACH ON OUR DEMOCRACY.

Tuntyufe
Tuntyufe
4 years ago

Madise clean? Kkkkkkk kkkkk one day all things will be revealed. God has his own ways and time. Let’s wait upon him only. He is the only just one

Next Government should repossess the Nyambadwe hou
Next Government should repossess the Nyambadwe hou
4 years ago

This what is called crossing the red line. Now mob justice on the DPP cadets

Mitengo
Mitengo
4 years ago

How is this article in conclusion link Thin Mpinganjira?

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