Police arrest chief DPP cadet over theft: Granted bail

Malawi Police in Blantyre have arrested opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) director of youth for the south Yona Mlotha in connection to theft and malicious damage that took place in 2019.

DPP youth director for Southern Region, Yona Mlotha

Southern police spokesperson Ramsy Mushani confirmed Mlotha has been arrested  and later released on bail.

“He will is answering some questions on some crimes,” said Mushani.

His arrest comes a day after police in Luchenza netted 14 cadets of what is called DPP super 16, an elite security of the party which acted as the party’s militia group and usually was sent on mission to terrorise those who were then in opposition, the Malawi Congress Party and UTM.

Police have arrested several DPP officials since the party lost the June 23 election.

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Nyirenda Tobious
Nyirenda Tobious
3 years ago

Don’t just arrest, investigate properly and charge (sentence) them. We only hear of arrests and no sentences

Dowa boy
Dowa boy
3 years ago

Ndale zopusa

Mangochi Kabwafu
Mangochi Kabwafu
3 years ago
Reply to  Dowa boy

Nothing political here but rather justice. NYEKHWE.

John Phiri
John Phiri
3 years ago

Enawo munguwasiya. Their arrests will not add value to the process of reconciliation. Kufunika kungowaitana pamodzi ndipo a Senior Police Officer to address them. Tell them all what these cadets were doing were wrong and could be jailed. However they should be warned against repeating the same felonies

msundwe
msundwe
3 years ago
Reply to  John Phiri

Fokofu. Amangidwe basi. Pilizoni kudzadza DPP chisankhoo cha ma MP chikubwerachi DPP izawina mma prison

Pachalo
Pachalo
3 years ago
Reply to  John Phiri

We dont need any reconciliation with thieves and thugs! Any crime committed has to have a payday! Its payday for the DPP cadets…they deserve to be paid handsomely for the job well down during the DPP era! Its not fair not to pay them…people will not learn!!

Malawi belong to the citizens

Arrest more of these cadets please .

Ruto
Ruto
3 years ago

The political prosecution continues whilst key issues are not being attended to by the TONSE coalition. Very SAD.

Wawo
Wawo
3 years ago
Reply to  Ruto

Muchila,this is called justice.

True
True
3 years ago
Reply to  Ruto

Its like complaining that we are eating breakfast, lunch and dinner a very day. You need to eat to live.

Lego
3 years ago
Reply to  Ruto

These are the key issues.Which key issues do you want?

Pachalo
Pachalo
3 years ago
Reply to  Ruto

Since when has arresting thieves and corrupt people become political persecution?? Please dont volunteer your ignorance here!

Jonas
Jonas
3 years ago

Mlandu suwola…

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