Legal expert says State cannot prosecute ambulance driver over presidential convoy - Malawi Nyasa Times

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Silica gell

5 years ago

Kodi any anthu amene mukukoka nkhani imeneyo mitu yanu ikukoka?

Vinjenje

5 years ago

Mbuzi ya D.C.

NYABINGHE WARRIOUR

5 years ago

Anakangoyerekeza kupanga zawozo anakaputa yolakwika Mr IBU Mutharika kkkkkkkkkk

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Timpudza Mwansambo

5 years ago

I think mr ibu mutharika had the right of way because he is both sick and “the president”. Tamangowajambulani makatuni awa, shupiti

Ufulu

5 years ago

Reply to Timpudza Mwansambo

Ndaseka koma ndamvanso chisoni kwambiri. Chachikulu apa tamphunzira kuti tizilemekeza ambulance 🚑 nthawi zonse. Kachiwiri, fire truck 🚒, kachitatu a police 🚔 ôtenga akuluakulu aboma ndi achitetezo, kenako yellow lights. In other countries these vehicles have different lights on top and distinct sounds.

Yaphama

5 years ago

Well done driver, u r life saver

nyalugwe

5 years ago

The state has not said they intend to prosecute, why all this wishful thinking?

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Katong'ongo

5 years ago

Reply to nyalugwe

So, Nyalugwe you are the state’s spokesperson?????????

Anzelu Wanzelu

5 years ago

As much as the security of the president is important, also the lives of sick people are equally important. This issue should have been handled better. Firstly, the head of security and protocol for the president should relook and rethink the whole travel protocol taking into consideration this scenerio (which is a first of its kind). Secondly, this may give rise to a potential threat to the very life of the head of state if an ambulance is hijacked and used by assassins or mercenaries. Thirdly, this matter must not be politicised but rather serve as a lesson to the… Read more »