K72m misses at Salima District Council
About K72 million of public money has vanished in thin air at Salima District Council, leaving officials scratching their heads.
Charles Mwayembe, the district commissioner has confirmed of the missing money but said the police are yet to effect arrests.
“We are now doing book reconciliations to get to the bottom of the matter,” said Mwayembe.
Council chair Everson Mpayani said the money was for the construction of a health facility at Makanjira as well as drilling boreholes in some areas.
Chief Makanjira said 15 women have so far delivered by road sides on their way to Khombedza Health Centre, a distance of over 20km from Makanjira.
Salima North West MP Jessie Kabwila said she would do all it takes to take to book the thieves.
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salima. district council there is a lot of misuse of fund takatifufuzileni Ku sport konso
How can a clerk who earns less than K70 000 doing no any kind of business but has a fleet of vehicles,houses.Where do you DCs &DOAs think these clerks accumulate wealth.Fish starts to rot from the head.
Hey theft is a norm in district councils.
Dubious rest house constraction is taking place at the site of stadium construction at Thyolo Boma, wasting over K20m of tax payers. Yet officials are just observing the unprofessional activity at Thyolo District Council. Can ACB check on the rest house constraction issue. Money stolen.
WHAT ELSE CAN ONE EXPECT
FROM A SHIT HOLE COUNTRY ???
SHIT HOLE PEOPLE ?? SHOT HOLE CADETS ??
Expected of course!
Ngakhale pa mudzi azibambo akakhala okuba ana amatsata momwemo! Kondwani and Gondwe have no moral obligation to question such malpractice at district council level, K4 billion is hanging on their shoulders!
Shame on THIEVES!!!
Even the District Councils have taken the sue from the ruling party. Everyone for himself. Stealing with impunity has become an embedded culture in Malawi under MCP, UDF, PP and DPP governments. In the next few years Malawians will be stealing from their own houses as the culture permeates into the society