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Ngongoliwa
Ngongoliwa
7 years ago

So he is less corrupt now!! KIKIKI

MONI
MONI
7 years ago
Reply to  Ngongoliwa

There wasn’t any corruption in the first place, but politics was at play. As usual, Malawians were lied and used as pons in their smear campaigns.

True Patriot
True Patriot
7 years ago

In Malawi there is no true justice as the rich get protection from those in high authority while the poor languish in death traps called prisons because they can’t afford legal representation to set them off the hook!

NZIKA
NZIKA
7 years ago

Mutharika rewarding Muluzi in grand style. All of a sudden, after all these years of court appearances, we are NOW talking about the figures. You may think this will be payment enough for the presidency handed to Bingu but trust me, for Bakili Muluzi, ending this case alone won’t be enough. His other demand will be known soon after we are done with this case or once the gravity of this case get diluted which is what he is fighting for. Lets wait til late 2017 to early 2018 when the next (real) demand will be made in a typical… Read more »

Joseph
Joseph
7 years ago

This country in terrible mercy of recursions and injunctions such that people with high sense of integrity may start to wonder and consider the Malawi judicial system to be in HDU ( HIGH DEPENDANCE UNIT ) or a morgue departure lounge. Why is it Judges or Magistrates always discover that they are related to the accussed haalf way through the trial or just when a case has gone all through the judicial process then you hear such and such judge is recursing themselves because of this and that. Why are our courts be abused with injunction after injunction or counter… Read more »

Imraan Sadick
7 years ago

Wakwiya ndinfiti
Atcheya Woyeeeeeeeee

Central
Central
7 years ago

I pray the Judge will borrow a leaf from Mtambo!! These guys are just trying to run away from the truth……….!! Don’t hoodwink us that the total sum was Muluzi’s money!! Our memories are still fresh he miserably had nothing (and Makhumula had to pay for him) when he contested as presidential candidate in 1994. As such and by Malawian standards, how did he generate the money?? How does one who claimed to be representing Malawians (for a monthly salary) claim that the monies well wishers gave Malawians were his money? To our beloved Judge, my plea is that please… Read more »

Emeneka
Emeneka
7 years ago
Reply to  Central

Having worked for the Bureau i have always wondered why Muluzi was still being pursued. The state cannot win this case as there is no itrefutable evidence. The money from Libya was given to Muluzi and not Malawi. Why cant govt produce the cheques. Upon appointment as Bureau chief Nampota was instructed to make sure Muluzi got convicted. I was given the case to investigate and i found no evidence which was strong enough to get Muluzi comvicted. I told Nampota to drop the case but he vehemently refused because he had to please Bingu.

PALIBE MLANDU APA.

Buyelekhaya
Buyelekhaya
7 years ago

A Muluzi adamangidwa mu ulamuliro wa DPP ndipo a Muluzi amasulidwanso mu ulamuliro wa DPP! Palibe chachilendo apa. Izi zidakonzedwa kuti zidzayenda chonchi!

MONI
MONI
7 years ago

Muluzi has spent more money in this case than the amount he’s been accused of, and government has spent twice as much our taxes. All for political smear campaign of Bingu to burry his un thankfulness after Bakili did him good. Unfortunately, Malawians will have to repay Bakili all his money plus interest after this trumped up case is dismissed. TIYENI TITENGEREPO PHUNZIRO KUTI SIBWINO KUBWEZERA CHOIPA NZAKO AKAKUCHITIRA CHABWINO.

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