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thunguwire
thunguwire
6 years ago

its difficulty for relatives to go their and identify wakubayo….. otherwise nawonso akamangidwe

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Ufulu
Ufulu
6 years ago

Wakuba ameneyo ndi mulendo. Aliyense wokhala ku Area49 amadziwa kuti akagwila wakuba apolisi amadzatenga maliro.

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chipatso mbewe
chipatso mbewe
6 years ago

ndiye mukutsekula mlandu oti anthu anapha wakuba? nanga wa amene anabeledwayo mwatsekula? moti anthu amumenyeranji wakubayo? that’s what the Police is saying? shame on you Police people

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Omex70
Omex70
6 years ago

Mob justice to the robbers is the only way to go. It is painful to see the rights of a robber are more protected than those of the victims. It is impossible to handle the robber with kids gloves.

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