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kamangadazi
7 years ago

THOSE ARE INDEED SPIES. NO DOUBT FOR THAT. THOSE PEOPLE ARE VERY ANXIOUS TO IGNITE MALAWI TO GO ON FIGHTING WITH THEM. JUST BECAUSE THEY HAVE BOUGHT MISSILES. SO THEY RELAY ON THAT. GIVE THEM A LESSON. AND I ASSUME THIS IS NOT THEIR FIRST TIME TO BE IN HERE, THEY HAVE BEEN IN VARIOUS PLACES. WHO SENT?WAS THE MW GOVT. CONSULTED? LET US BE A LET MALAWIANS ALWAYS. AMATIDELERA KWAMBIRI ANTHUWA.

Mphwesakore muyaya
7 years ago

Please please Malawi government do not release them, they came to spy the security of this country and that is serious offince wherever in the world.Tanzanian government is testing level of water in this country ,even Judge who is handling this case should handle it in special way.

Nyemba
Nyemba
7 years ago

This is good leadership. The Tanzanians should face the music. Malawians are jailed in many countries for breaking the law. Govt shud not release the Tanzanians because of the diplomatic intervention. They should face the law.

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