Uladi maintains his role as DPP vice-president for Central Region

The governing Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)  has said Uladi Basikolo Mussa remains its vice-president for the Central Region despite  resignation from his position as presidential adviser on parliamentary affairs following a corruption indictment.

Uladi: Still DPP vice-president for Central Region

Mussa resigned on August 8 2019 through a letter to the Chief Secretary in the Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC) days before he appeared before the High Court in Lilongwe to continue answering a corruption case.

The State is accusing him of misconduct on the issuance of Malawi citizenship to 50 foreigners

Mussa said he remains vice-president of DPP in the Central Region, a position he said was elected at a party convention unlike the presidenbtial advisor role which was by appointment.

DPP spokesperson Nicholas Dausi said Mussa’s resignation was from his government position not that of the party, saying he remains the party’s vice-president for the Centre.

He said: “As a party, he is still our vice-president [for the Centre].”

In March 2017 the ACB arrested Mussa, then an interim president of Joyce Banda’s People’s Party (PP) for his suspected involvement in aiding foreign nationals to obtain Malawi passports while he served as minister of Home Affairs.

On July 3 2019, US Secretary of State Michael Pompeo issued a designation against Mussa and his family—which was made under Section 7031(c) of the Department of State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programmes Act of 2019—due to what it termed ‘involvement in significant corruption’.

“The Secretary of State is publicly designating Mr. Uladi Basikolo Mussa, the current Malawian special adviser on parliamentary affairs and former Malawian minister of Home Affairs, due to his involvement in significant corruption,” read the statement from US Government.

Mussa has denied the charges.

President Mutharika vowed in May that he would not spare anyone found abusing their official positions, in an apparent response to allegations of corruption that marked his first term.

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Winston Msowoya
Winston Msowoya
4 years ago

MALAWIANS,where are we heading to in our 54 years of our nation hood to the extent of being called the laughing stock of AFRICA?Kwame Nkrumah,the greatest leader Africa has ever had,said at our Independence Day that Malawi is a darling of our continent seeing one of the best and brilliant cabinets in our continent.When we arrived in Dar es salaam,Tanzania after being hunted by brutal MYP after the Cabinet Crissis one month after independence in 1964.i remember correctly being received by President Nyerere at the State House when I was invited by Chipembere as a youth leader to join him… Read more »

Mr Truth Pains
4 years ago

Who cares Mussa ? Wether you are still DPP die hard Cadet in central region or not but still you are corrupt individual that Americans has banned not to visit their country.

Now your name is associated with passport scam and no one will trust you any longer to be a leader you used to be.

End chapter of Uladi Mussa in the history of Malawi politics is fast approaching .

Malemia
Malemia
4 years ago

“Zauchitsiru, zausatana, zopanda ntchito.” – Dr. Bingu wa Mutharika

Ankolo
4 years ago

Ii like you uladi. At least you resigned from being an advisor. Someoby reused to resign as vice president. Kudos

MASO ENA
MASO ENA
4 years ago
Reply to  Ankolo

AND ANOTHER AS MEC MADANDO CHAIR!!

Flames
4 years ago

Uladi Mussa know that your time is over in Malawian Politics and maybe you ought to concentrate on Mosque politics.

We have had enough of your mediocrity.

Njolo mpilu
Njolo mpilu
4 years ago

this is the only country I onow kuti ambili a milandu akanali mmipando kugwilabe ncitothis is how daft our administration is

Kapado Chimulirenji
4 years ago

Pitirizani a baba Uladi, koma dziwani kuti katani ikamatha amang’ambika pango’no pangono. Inunso apa ndi ulendo, kenako tidzangomva zii, kuli kutha kumeneko.

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