Police net 6 for importing Zambia charcoal using Livingstonia Synod vehicle
Malawi Police Service in Mzimba have arrested six Malawians for allegedly importing charcoal from Zambia without government authorisation.
Police say the six, who are on full remand, allegedly imported 135 bags of charcoal from Zambia into Malawi.
They allegedly used a CCAP Synod of Livingstonia vehicle registration number MZ 47.
Desk officer for forest crimes at Mzimba Police detective Steven Simwera has identified five women as Cecelia Gama aged 28, Esher Khoza aged 27, Jessie Nyirenda aged 34, Judith Hara aged 27, Helen Chirwa aged 22 and a driver Frank Gondwe aged 29.
The five women have been charged with the offence of possession and importation of forest produce while the driver will answer a charge of trafficking forest produce into the country.
You cannot always fault Chakwera. We are complaining about deforestation. The government is stopping it and here we are pointing an accusing finger at Chakwera. Truth be told this problem has not been dealt with by Muluzi, the two Professor presidents from Goliati, Thyolo, and JB. Let us move forward without unfairly accusing HE LMC.
Komatu apolice ndinudi opepera. Full remand. What for. Norman, cash madam, dausi, roza mwangowasiya
lord have mercy pali mulandunso apa this world?
I honestly don’t see a good reason for putting these ladies on full remand. Osangowatchaja fine bwanji? Criminals are walking very freely out here.
Makala ndi a Mr Nyondo awapangaxeelease muonanso
Zausiru basi! Iwe umaphikira chani?
This vehicle has been on this errand for so long.
What do you want these innocent people to do for living, should they steal, why do you implement policies without considering life first? create 1million jobs as per your promise and see if this will continue.
Koma Malawi watsopanodi eeee.
Boma la a Chakwera limenelo, munkangomva kuti boma, wagwa nayo ameneyo