State capture, worsening corruption worry civil rights activists

Civil rights activists say they are worried with increasing incidents of state capture and what they say worsening state of corruption in the country.
National Anti-Corruption Alliance Chairperson, Moses Mkandawire said this on Thursday in Lilongwe during a press conference.

Charles Kajoloweka
Mkandawire alleged there is state capture by some individuals in the private sector, describing this as worrying.
Youth and Society Executive Director Charles Kajoloweka read a communiqué after a two-day meeting of civil society organisations (CSOs) which, in part, says the CSOs want authorities to establish a commission of enquiry to establish a full scale of state capture.
According to the communiqué, what Malawians have seen is just a tip of the iceberg.
According to Kajoloweka, the CSOs are demanding accountability of the Judiciary and law enforcement agencies in the management of cases related to state capture.
The statement says the CSOs are demanding speed in the asset recovery processes from state capture cases and accountability of the same.
The CSOs are also demanding the expediting of the recruitment of the Auditor General and the Director General of the Financial Intelligence Authority.
The CSOs have also demanded the speedy release of the Public Sector Reform report which they accuse President Lazarus Chakwera of sitting on for a long time.
They say a lot of corruption is taking place in security institutions such as Malawi Defence Force, Malawi Police Service and Immigration Department and that the excuse has always been that you cannot investigate them because of fear of interfering with national security.

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Wise man from the west
Wise man from the west
2 years ago

Too much corruption indeed in state institutions, there is need to conduct a thorough forensic audit into this state institutions, imagine a case for example,one of the public institutions conduted an auction where items to be disposed of were hidden by senior accounts staff so that they dubiously buy them outside the prescribed auction.

Kaitano
Kaitano
2 years ago

Kanjoloweka would be there to make sure that there is not corruption but you refused to do so, why are you crying over your own shit? Chakwera wanted you to help him dealing with corruption but you said it’s political motivated, now you are there nywenywe nywenywe! Zanu izo! Bwenzi pano zinthu zitasintha inu mukavomela kuthandizana kuthetsa katangale! Zichepe zolozana zala! Inu munakana kumenya nkhondo! Zopusa basi!

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