Malawi Parliament vows to name and shame corrupt ministers Jan 31

Officials from Public Accounts Committee of parliament (PAC) has vowed to make public its findings on the infamous K236 billion’cashgate’ – grand  corruption scandal.

Menyani: PAC will release names of the seven rotten ministers

Chairman of PAC Alekeni Menyani says the report will be made public on January 31.

“This will include names of the cabinet ministers, other individuals and companies contained in the 13 files,” he said.

He said PAC has made thorough investigations and made a series of meetings.

The graft busting body, the Anti Corruption Bureau has refused to make public the contents of the 13 files from the office of the Auditor General.

Attorney General Kalekeni Kaphale said he advised the Anti Corruption Bureau and the Auditor General against making public the files.

President Peter Mutharika said a week ago in Mzuzu that no minister in his cabinet is corupt.

PAC is also investigating reports that former president Bingu wa Mutharika stashed K90 billion, which he allegedly obtained through corruption, in foreign investment accounts.

Mutharika and his government vehemently refutes this, calling the investigation torture to the Bingu’s family.

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Chabwino Palibe
Chabwino Palibe
7 years ago

Inu a Kongelesi, if you have the names, release them now. Mbuzi za anthu. When releasing the list, please invite Hon Juliana Lunguzi as well. I would like to find out from her if it is true that she is selling the cottage that her family built in Salima using state resources. There are just too many thieves in Malawi that are being protected because of their political connection. Apart from the Lunguzi Cashgate, which is being covered by the MCP, there is Richard Msowoya and Rhino Chiphiko who clearly stole taxpayers’ money through the tractor gate. Pamenepa a Kongelesi… Read more »

jigid
7 years ago

Kaya

Musovenge
7 years ago

Times is the best teacher zidziwika osadela nkhawa a Malawi manzanita God is in control

Mwisukulu wa Ba Ngonde

Time has come that dogs, things, gangsters, robbers, criminals and murderers in DPP must be exposed.

Remember the words of late Dr George Nga Ntafu in the August House “A DPP ndi agalu”. Indeed when you tame a dog don’t trust it for a day will come where it will harm you or your people. This is what DPP is doing to innocent souls in Malawi with its evil actions.

DPP members you are truly dogs. 10% performance is a clearly sign that you are performing as dogs does.

mann
mann
7 years ago

Zitsiru! Munayambira kutokota muja osangotchula mainawo bwanji? Do you need 31 days when you have the names? Yet you gave APM 2 weeks?

Cheyo the real northerner
Cheyo the real northerner
7 years ago

Name and shame them. We are behind you. Civil unrest this time around is the only option nothing else. Tired of DPP.

Allen
Allen
7 years ago

Inu musatinyase ife pano! Monse mwayambila kuti muwatchula muwatchula mwachitapo chiani? Tsekani chikamwa chanu sitikusowa kumva mabodza anuwo ife. Mavuto atikwana!

PP Litete
PP Litete
7 years ago

Mr Menyani don’t be afraid ..fight on for the good of the nation..all this comment r coming from dpp …keep on fighting the country is behind u guyz ..ABA kokwanila.

Satyagraha Reichstag
Satyagraha Reichstag
7 years ago

It is no longer an open secret. There is resistance to fight corruption at all levels. The fish has rotten from the head to the tail. In 2019 the current crop of the cabinet ministers should be kicked out of power. This team of cabinet ministers is crueless when it come to performance but active when it come to stealing. As of now, we need massive protests. As VEEP has said, it is time for Malawi to accept no medioricrity again. We should clean the entire system. Malawi is in shambles.

Zimukambani
Zimukambani
7 years ago

Make it water tight follow procedures to avoid technical overthrow. Do your best to let all Malawians know hard truth

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