Malawian sisters jailed in UK for fraud, dominate headlines in British media - Malawi Nyasa Times

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ndadabwa

5 years ago

kikiki atumbuka akuba

Mangochi Kabwafu

5 years ago

And yes children in the UK gets paid more by the government monthly than an average worker in Malawi.

Mangochi Kabwafu

5 years ago

Never heard of this. And yes the UK government pays maternity pay and many benefits including continued children payments up to the age of 16 or 18 and further if one continues with education. Mwayesa mphawi zanu mbava ku Malawi kwanuko.

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Dindi

5 years ago

And now Henry is leading MCP youth wing in the South, he wants to ruin MCP by hiding from his cases. Worse still last year he married Bakili Muluzi’s daughter, atsikana mwatenga chigawenga, Muluzi munthu ofatsa inu mukumutengeranso apongozi oti atsala kulowa kundende? Please Achair has had enough…

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Kambewa Chisale

5 years ago

Koma bwanji iwe ukudana ndi Atumbuka foseki ndiwe pysilu Pontho.Ndizakubabada. Yambani ku manga Petals ndi Mbabva.

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Munthalika

5 years ago

Do women with babies get maternity benefits from Government in the UK? I don’t think this is true but unless the government was their employer. It seems the reporter has no details on the case

Munthu

5 years ago

Reply to Munthalika

Yes the government pays statutory maternity pay

James

5 years ago

Awachita bwino iwo amatengera za Chaponda ndi APM kudziko laweni

Mphwache wa Bingu

5 years ago

So you are reporting a story which happened in June 2012 lero. So a story which happened in 2012 is still news in 2018 zoona?

Martin

5 years ago

Reply to Mphwache wa Bingu

Mphwache wa Bingu, you got the story wrong, according those to the writer, those two are repeated criminals who committed the same crime and were jailed for about 20 months in 2012, so they have done it again. Looking at the names, these are Zimbabweans and Malawians.

Hlabezulu Ngonoonda

5 years ago

Reply to Martin

Martin, you have made it easier for others to understand the reporter’s story. Simple literature here! The two were habitual criminals. But the pattern of their fraudulent activities is similar to what is happening in the civil service in Malawi.