Updated: 9 Malawi Police officers killed in presidential convoy accident identified: APM send condelences

December 6, 2014 Nyasa Times Reporter 158 Comments

Nine police officers escorting Malawi President Peter Mutharika’s convoy have died in a horrific road accident in the southern district of Balaka, police have confirmed.

The police car which crashed
The police car which crashed

The 9 died in Balaka district, about 260km to the south of the capital, when the vehicle they were traveling in failed to negotiate a corner and veered off the road, ramming into a tree killing eight officers on spot while one died on the way to hospital.

Balaka Police Spokesperson Moses Sauka confirmed the incident and said there was no survivor.

“I can confirm that we have lost colleagues in the accident,”  Sauka, said.

“They were rushed to the district hospital but unfortunately some have died on arrival,” he said.

The incident took place when the police officers were escorting  Mutharika to Machinga district where he was going to elevate a traditional leader to a senior position.

Mutharika had travelled by road from capital Lilongwe to Machinga, some 325 kilometers. The President’s vehicle was not involved in the accident.

According to the sources, the vehicle was the last car on the presidential convoy, which normally cruises between 120 and 150 kilometers per hour.

Sauka said that investigations were underway to establish the cause of the accident.

Government  identified those involved in this fatal accident as :Senior Superintendent Kasowanjete,  Inspector Namizinga, Sub-Inspector Mhango, driver Sergeant Gondwe, Sergeant Njikho, Sergeant Mulenga, Constable Chimenya, Constable Sekelani Chilenje and  Constable Triza Mphande.

Presidential condolence

Meanwhile, President Mutharika  has said  he “ deeply regrets” the death of the police officers  and has send the message of condolences to the  bereaved familes.

“Government and  Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika President of the Republic of Malawi deeply regrets the fatal road accident involving Malawi Police Service Officers that happened today, 6th December 2014 at Chiyendausiku 2 in Balaka District, involving motor vehicle registration MP 2252 Toyota Land cruiser where nine (9) officers died in the course of duty,” reads the statement issued  late Saturday night by Minister of Informations, Kondwani Nankhumwa

“The President and Government extends their deepest condolences to the families of the victims of this fatal accident, the Inspector General of the Malawi Police Service, all Police Officers and Civilian Staff and the nation. Government pledges its support in this trying time to the bereaved families,” the statement added.
The Saturday accident occurred barely 12 hours after a lory missed a road in Nkhatabay district and killed seven people on board and injured many.

The death of the sixteen people within 12 hours has saddened the nation and the police have since called on the public to drive safely, especially during the festive season.

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158 replies on “Updated: 9 Malawi Police officers killed in presidential convoy accident identified: APM send condelences”

  8. Rest in peace officers,,and sory kwa anthu amene akhuzidwa ndi malilowa komanso anamfedwa,sory for this,,ndikatelo ndimakumbukila my hello,my brother the late WALIYAJAJA KUMBANI

  10. The convoys are too big – the motive is that if you travel with the presidential convoy you’ll get some allowances but really the President of Malawi doesn’t need such a large escort because no one is planning to harm the President. In fact the biggest danger for our President is that the large convoy is has an accident that also involves the vehicle carrying the President. We’ve all experienced how fast these convoys move at – I’ve felt in danger myself when these convoys suddenly appear approaching you at very high speeds. Please Mr President pay police a decent wage and let them not have to travel just to top up their meager salary – maybe they should get a 168% increase? Have a small escort, and please drive carefully. Also don’t travel too much – please sit with your cabinet, meet with the opposition and with civil society and church leaders and start to take action to fix this country of Malawi.

  12. Mute Gama #126, you are right. One time while travelling from LL to BT we were stopped at Njolomole in Ntcheu by some overzealous police saying JB was coming 4m BT going to LL. By that time we were told she was at Lunzu. But we waited and waited, only to be told later that it’s okay you can start off. Imagine mpaka pa Chingeni no JB’s convoy in sight!. What stupidity?

  13. Iwe Peter from today just get two cars for your convoy, mbuzi iwe who can want to kill nkhalamba yogwa nkumina ngati iweyo? Anthu asowa chokupha chani???? Shupiti.

  14. RIP MY DEAR BROTHERS. OUR DEAR GOVT MUST ALSO CHANGE THE WAY THEY MANAGE PRESIDENTIAL DIARIES/VISITS. OUR PRESIDENT IS VERY SECURE NO NEED TO WASTE HUGE RESORCES LIKE WHAT WE ARE DOING. IF WE WANT CHANGE WE MUST DO THINGS DIFFERENTLY

  16. Mzimu wa soldier anaphedwa ndi apolisi uja wabwenza. 9 officers compensating for one soldier. Tinadziwa ife, chigawenga chanu mwaika pampandocho as IG lero ndi izi.

  18. one does not rejoice the death of the soul ,but what suprises me is what others have already said above, why would the president drive as if he is running away from something? why all the security as if he is afraid of someone, calm down Mr President we love you no one can hrm you although we know you took this government by trick. you are our president no matter what, because thats what the constitution says. i know because you tink you have many enemies than lovers no wonder why one is afraid of unknown. the police officers get to wait for you hours for what reason I dont know.

  20. RIP dear officers.
    But was this police vehicle road worthy? Bwana IG, let us investigate. 90% of these police cars are not road worthy!!!!!!!

  22. The deaths are a sad event. However, let me explain concern on how the presidential convoy cruises around. The speeds are bad, fit for an autobahn in Germany and not poor Malawi roads. Even when the president is not around, the behavior of the police officers driving the vehicles returning from dropping him leaves a lot to be desired and endangers other motorists. President Museveni in Uganda drives with just barely a few cars and a handful of guards and never stops traffic but passes with a siren just like an ambulance does! What is wrong with us? Life literally stops for everyone when a president travels on the road! And then there hundreds of police officers lining up at every junction on the route, this inhuman! Who is interested to take the life of any Malawi president anyway?

  25. With deep regret and may the Lord of comfort take control of situations. I know what it means and plans are in total chaos when such happens

  27. Travelling at these mad speeds on dangerous roads of Malawi is asking for trouble. Nonetherless, very sad news and RIP

  28. Condolences to those who lost loved ones.
    How is it possible to fit nine persons in a car, including relatively senior police ifficers?

  30. Such deaths are avoidable if the president can travel by air. If Kamuzu used the helicopters in the 70s, 80s, and 90s what can stop Peter from using the same in the 21st century? Are we worse off than Kamuzu’s days? This is laughable and most of the dead are northerners. Kufera za eni for a salary that is meagre. Please repair the helicopters. You disturb others road users when you can actually use the best applicable means. Kupusa basi. RIP.

  32. A President kusowa ntchito yogwira taonani mwaphetsa abale athu. Kuyendayenda kosatha kodi? Tiyeni ma kampeni anuwa tidikire 2018. Kodi ntchito ya ma Dc ndi iti ngati inu muli busy kukweza mafumu? A Peter ku America kodi simunaphunzireko zachilendo ayi? Mukukhala ngati munthu wopanda sukulu yabwino kapena amene sali exposed bwanji? Talamulani mosiyana ndi enawa chonde.

  33. Iam deepily touched with the death of my fellow police officers.May their Soul Rest In Peace. We miss you officers.

  37. I was so sorry to hear of sudden death of our law enforcers. Please the family of victims accept my deepest sympathy. we will miss them all we as country at large.

  42. my condolencies to the bereaved families….but why cruizing @ dat speed with the conditionz of our rds?mr prezdent…who can attack you on our rds…?for how long are we going to be losing lives thru these fucken convoyz…?nthawi zambirinso u dont give a dem about pple on the rd when ur cruizing at 150km…m’mangopha inu kumapita…now its ur officers who r now gone…zikundiwawa hevy…ino sinthawi ya campaing dat was DC’z job….RIP our officers…..sob,sob!

  43. pepani kwa ananfedwa,zonse ndinthawi basi palibe njira ina iliyonse yopitila kwa mulungu kapena ku jahena njira yake ndi ya imfa basi RIP,ndiyeni tizilimbikira ku gwira ntchito ya mulungu imfa isanatipeze……….

  44. Even if president used helicopter, these cars should still have travelled by road, pole. And they also cruise even without president. Leave the president out. The condition of the car is to blame, it was for juniors

  46. MAY THE SOUL OF THE 9 DEPARTED POLICE OFFICERS REST IN PEACE. WHEN THIS SELFISH PETER MUTHALIKA WAS IN OPPOSITION, HE USED TO LAUGH AT THE THEN PRESIDENT JOYCE BANDA THAT SHE WAS DOING THE SMALL JOBS LIKE THIS ONE OF ELEVATING A JUNIOR CHIEF TO A SENIOR CHIEF MEANT FOR DC. NOW THAT THE LEARNED BUT SLEEPY AND INEFFECTIVE PROFESSOR IS AT STATE HOUSE HE IS DOING THE SAME THINGS THAT WAMANDAZI JB WAS DOING AND IN THE PROCESS KILLING INNOCENT POLICE OFFICERS.PETER MUTHALIKA HAS SO FAR DONE VERY LITTLE TO EITHER IMPROVE THE ECONOMY OR INTEREST OUR DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS. INSTEAD THE PRESIDENT HAS JUST ACHIEVED TO MAKE FRIENDSHIPS WITH THIEVES AND CHIEF CASH GATES SUCH AS BAKILI MULUZI (MK1.7 BILLION), LUTEPO (MK OVER MK3 BILLION) AND PUTTING UNDER THE CARPET HIS LATE BOTHER BINGU MUTHALIKA CORRUPTION CASES ( MK61 BILLION ASSET ACCUMULATION) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  47. mundipemphereko kwa bwanawo kti axtenga magalimoto awiri akamapta koyenda, mafuta amativuta kumalawi

  49. ZI,MAGALIMOTO ZA PRESIDENT ZIMATHAMANGA UDYO YET THEY KNOW THE STATUS OF THE ROAD AND POLICE VEHICLES. INE NDIKUTI APOLICE AWONE MAGALIMOTO AWO ASANAYAMBE KUTHAMANGA KOMANSO AZINYAMUKA NTHAWI YABWINO KUTI AGWIRE NTHAWI.

  54. Police cars are not Road worthy they need service all the time and the drivers should be of more experience .RIP

  55. Guyz this is too much… what kind of leadership with accidents? we ask God’s power to intervien.

  56. Very sad indeed. May their souls rest in Peace. My appeal to Government please assist police officers with enough funding in order to maintain and service their vehicles even buy new tyres. But you give them K1, 000, 000.00 for big Stations and K400, 000.00 for Chitipa, Nsanje etc. What a shame to our Government.

  59. I am even more sad to realize that over half of the police officers who died are from one region. Rest in peace brothers and sisters. This APM is a satanic.

  61. CONVOY OR NO CONVOY, POLICE ESCORT OR NOT, WE SHOULD ALL DRIVE CAREFULLY!

    SAYS WHO THAT POLICE ESCORTS SHOULD CRUISE AT THOSE SPEEDS… NOT EASY TO CONTROL..IF THERE A SMALL MISTAKE LIKE FAILING TO NEGOTIATE A CORNER AS WAS THE CASE HERE!

    RIP… SORRY.

  62. even if the convoy consisted of only two cars it could pose no security risk, why alot of cars when u r a poor nation and all that matters r only robbers neither insurgency nor deviants

  64. I hate the kind of speeding these police cars on presidential convoy do. Our roads are not good at all and yet they insist on speeding as if we are in UK. This could have been avoided. Why cant they “speed” according to the dictates of the road? The Balaka-Liwonde road is in bad shape, lots of potholes, narrow and hair-raising bends and corners. These cruising police cars are not only a danger to themselves, but also to the society as a whole. My heart goes out to all the bereaved families. Life plucked off at its prime!! RIP

  65. RIP-MALAWI ROADS ARE JUST NARROW TO DRIVE OVER 100KM/HR. I WOULD NOT BE SUPRISED TO THESE LATE FELLOWS WERE CRUISING OVER 140KM/HR. RISK DRIVING PRACTICES COMMON IN MALAWI WORSE WITH PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND LAW ENFORCING AGENTS. IF NOTHING IS DONE MALAWIAN SHALL CONTINUE LOOSING LIVES ON THE ROADS

  66. Of course death in is always regrettable but these police officers cruise like mad men and they are carelessly perched on the sides of the vehicles like fools!

  67. May their souls RIP. A lesson to the president. Muluzi akupusitsani bwana. Bingu sanali openga kumutaya mkulu ameneyu. Anaona kuti he rings a bell while at the carrier. Am very sure that Peter could not go to such ceremony had it been it was another chief not from Bakilis home. The duty of the DC. My relative who lives in UK was telling me that Cameroon does not move in a convoy as our president does. At times he uses a passenger boat train and at times travels with a driver alone who happens to be his body guard

  68. may the souls of our beloved policemen/women rest in piece.my advice to the president!!!plz, dont use road trasport in a such long kilometres journeys because this cost alot of security,imagine 250km was too much you would have use helocopter.compasate their families in time.

  69. I hope this has never happened!!! Shame to APM we want economic recovery not zokweza mafumu mwaphetsa anthu osalakwa more people will suffer.

  72. Choipa chisata mwini, ndanva kuti ndi nzimu wa nsirikali munapha ngati galu uja, if prayers are not conducted muziona, mizimu yakwiya.

  73. Good maganizo, you have to watch your lilime wamva kumeneko sikuyankhula kwa bwino, kodi ngozi iyi ndi yoyamba m’dziko muno? Kodi sudziwa kuti ndi lamulo kuti galimoto zimene zija zizithamanga? Ngozi ndi ngozi tiyeni timve chisoni m’malo motukwana kumene ukuchitako ndi kulakwa mwina iweyo Good maganizo ndiwe wa satanic wapangitsa ngozi imeneyo ndi ina yachitika ku Nkhatabay ndiwetu.

  75. Why rush Mr President? U have a lot of people guarding u and u still insist on cruising as a way of covering urself. Improve our economy and forget the mafumu elavation thing. Lol

  76. Mkuphetsa anthu pa zinthu za zii! Chibale chomwe mwaputa ndi a Mluzi ichi mudzachimva kuwawa kumapeto. M’manena anzanu aja kuti ankakhalira kumveka ma ufumu nanga izi ndichani? May their souls rest in peace.

  80. Kukhwimira eti? Paja a cheyanso masiku oyambirira helicopter ya army yinagwa akuchokera ku Dowa adafa pilot. Akhwimira anthu amenewa. 9? Same time out? Very sad indeed. Malawi taluza anthu ofunika pa chitetezo cha dziko. Maka maka pamene umbanda wachuluka Mizimu yawo yiuse mu mtendere.

  82. The reason for this accident is obvious, OVER SPEEDING. Why waste time investigating the obvious. Police drivers sometimes are reckless in the way they drive, they not only put in danger the lives of other road users but of themselves and of their colleagues.

    The police should look into this tendency of police drivers speeding without due care to other road users when in line of duty.

    Another accident waiting to happen is that of an ambulance. Of late there has been a tendency by ambulance drivers to come head on on full speed without care about the road situation, forcing other drivers off road. Yes ambulances have a right of way when ferrying patients to hospitals but what is happening on our roads will one day lead to loss of life because of the attitude of these drivers. Most of them come blaring at your back with lights full on, but its not always that a driver checks the mirror to see what is behind only to be taken by surprise at the approaching ambulance because most of them do not have working revolving lights or sirens that can be heard by other road users.

    So the police should look into themselves and the ambulances, I think it must be a condition for all ambulances to be fitted with reflective revolving lights as well as sirens that can be heard above the normal traffic sounds.

    May the souls of the departed policemen and police women rest in peace.

  83. Paja ankati ntchito ngati imeneyi azizapanga delegate lero nanga?komanso kodi whats the reason of cruising?magalimoto apolisi ambiri not roadworthy and the drivers not well trained akuti bola akudziwa kuyendetsa-alot to be looked into b4 assigning them to drive presidential convoy vehicles!RIP

  86. They said it,one army officer is equal to one hundred police officers mwaiona imeneyo? Mizimu yawo ikause mumtendere ndipo Mulungu afungatire ma anja awo.

  87. Ndi zomvetsa chisoni a polisi kufa chonchi, abwana muwaganizire mabanja awo. Komanso tatopa nanu tinakukhulupirirani koma pa dziko hamuliyendetsa bwino!

  88. kodi paja a Inspector General anatapa kale ndalama ya retirement eti. Apitetu akapume poti in the public service if you have taken part of your money you are considered retired.

  90. what kind of ivestigation that you police officer you can do? kapena mwapezapo ena asatanic amene apangitsa ngoziyo. pembo kodi ndege kulibe pakana kuyenda tunda wosewo pagalimoto 325km?

  92. How can police vehicle’s cruise like that yet they are not road worthy? most of them are hadly serviced. RIp

  93. Kupusa basi kuphetsa anthu ntcito imeneyo ndi ya DC kapena president wopanda nzeru.Instead of thinking way to revamp the economy kumangoyenda zopanda pake.And to the police mmayenda mwa matama why 150 km/h matama basi.My condolences to the affected families hope si ku khwima kwa bwana wanyuwani.

  95. R.I.P to all who have died. A president mumafuna akuoneni ndani? Mukukhesa mwazi wa anthu osalakwa. Konzani miseu ndipo muzipanga bwino ma convoy anuwo.

  96. RIP
    KOMA INE CIMMENE AMAULUKILA MA GALIMOTO AMENEWA PA NSEU ANTA SINDIMACIONA. AKAMATIDUTSA NGATI IFE AGALU.TANDUIUZDZENIKO WHY

  98. RIP, but losing such lives on a trip to elevate a traditional leader??? It’s sad! A minister can easily do such work!

  100. God is also punishing you for harrassing and killing innocent people. God has his own way of doing it.

    Mr Sauka, there is no need for investigations here. We know the truth. The driver lost control of the vehicle and hit a tree. So what are going to investigate? You do not investigate an issue which you already know the answer of.

  101. That sccident was for the president..anyway, the officers are paying back the soul of our soldier who was killed by the officer.there are still remain 91 to get died.

  102. Another tragedy that could have been avoided, and we need answers now more than ever before as to why there are so many road accidents in Malawi. Let us not let these lives perish in vain.

  103. Mizimu yawo iwunse muntendere koma akanafa petuloyo ambuye poti simufunsa mukadandinsa mkadati apite ndi iyeyo akuzunza mtundu wa wanu .Iwe petulo usakhaletu wapangana ndi madona Kabala Malawi ndidziko loopa mulungu ndiye utawone usova wakula watha .A DPP Mukuona koma? Nanga Joyce ali ku Malawiko ngati ? kkkkk mukadati ndi JB WAKUPANGITSANI AYI MULUNGU WAKWIYA.Mulape

  104. What a loss . May the souls of our departed police officers rest in peace . This is a very sad moment for the nation and bringing politics into this would be extremely insensitive to the memories of our departed fellow Malawians .

  106. Nzoona zoti ngoziyo yachitika pamene dalaivala amafuna kupewa nkhuku ya tambala yomwe imawoloka nseu, 150km/h nseu wake uti?

  107. So sad. May all their souls rest in peace. Please presidential convoy speeds too much we can avoid such accidents. And nowadays when the President is on the road we are stopped for over 30 minutes and told by rude police to park on the roadside, your car tyres should not touch the tarmac. Back to primitive days.

  108. To say the fact the convoy of this our president is cruising too fast. Nanunso a president anthu 9 ndi ambiri kwa a kapoloma kuja mukanalankhula za ngoziyi. Ndikuphunzitseni- pomaliza pepani ndangomvetsedwa kuti achitetezo omwe amandipelekeza kuno achita ngozi moti taluza anthu 9 mizimu yawo iuse muntendere zikomo. Ndiye chi malawitu chimenecho. pepani kwa onse okhuzidwa

    1. Totally agree. That should have been the first thing to say at the controversial inauguration!!!

      My sincere condolences to the bereaved families!! Only God knows why these things happen!! We are powerless.

  109. According to intelligence reports from NIB, ARMY boys sabotaged the police car to avenge death of their colleague.

  111. Indians should also assist our govt in donating some of the small items like motor vehicle tyres, fuel and so on so as to lessen the burden the govt is going through! It’s high time the govt gets tough on these unhelpful Indians who only know how to make profits and siphon money out of this country at the expense of poor Malawians. Dzikoli amwenye alitola kwambiri! Look at the way they are demanding the existence of police unit at their door step! Go around Limbe and see how many police units have been elected solely for them!!! That’s why they talk shit that ” dziko ndi wanu, ndalama ndi wathu” If this country is not developing, then it’s because of these Indians. What they invest here is just a fraction of what they send back home!! Govt should give priority in business to local Malawians, lest tizingolira mpaka kale kale!!!!

  112. Oh My God,my condolences to the berieved families..May their Souls RIP
    Only GOD knows why it has happened this way 🙁 :'(

  114. Apart from the speed, I also think that the vehicle might have worn out tyres because most of police vehicles are run on worn out tyres due to very very poor funding the govt gives to our police per a month!! Most of the funding is just being used to buy fuel leaving them with no option but to risk their lives in the name of fulfilling their duties!! Very bad!!! My plea goes to the govt to kindly consider giving our police, health personnel & education personnel enough funding so that our country should experience real developments coz these are the only three govt depts that work around the clock ensuring the country is progressing!!! Not these judicial mafia learned robbers disguising as magistrates, lawyers & judges!!!!!!

  115. I don’t understand the motive behind these high speeds the presidential convoy cruise in the first place. Amakhala mantha kapena chiyani? The whole president with first grade security but cruising at abnormal speeds as if the cars have taken a criminal? What these security men in uniform forget is that what you call vehicles are all but engineered on air. What I mean is that, once a tyre burst, that’s the end of the whole comfort!! So be careful when cruising!! May the souls of our departed police men who died while serving their country REST IN ERTENAL PEACE!!!! Pepani nonse oferedwa!!! Pepani!! Pepani!! Mulungu yekha ndiye akutonthozeni!!!

  116. This is a very sad story to listen and see. The point is that the police officers on the convoy drive very carelessly and so,metimes they terrorize other road users as if they own the roads. Stop cruising like a plane. Its a vehicle and not ndege . We do not want to loose people just like that.

  117. kodi anthunso ndinu Opusa, chilichonse mungoti satanic, satanic, ngozi nkoyamba kuchitika mmalawi muno?? don’t you know that if you allude everything to Satan you are actually making him famous and insinuating he is all powerful?? unknowingly he may be controlling your mind if you connect everything to his power. even the bible says that time and unforeseen circumstances befall us all, its just a matter of being at the wrong place at the wrong time koma osati chilichonse muzingoti satanic this satanic that, you bore. amazikonda zimenezi ndi the so-called born agains and a seven

  118. Two statements seem to be funny:
    1. “Police are investigating the cause of the accident” of the car that normally that normally cruses 120-150km in our potholed roads. Why investigate?
    2. “The police have since called on the general public to drive safely”. No comment since the accident was on the Malawi’s President convoy

  119. When death comes any home its not time for jokes but to sincerely condole the bereaved families. No need for politics here. Am deeply sorry for the untimely loss. God console you.

  122. Lord have mercy!!! RiP our beloved brothers, fathers, uncles, etc. May the Good Lord cast away the dark spell from our land.

    Kapenatu minyamayi ndi ufumu wolimbiranawu koma inu a president konko mphuno bii!!?

  124. 325km that is too much travel by road for a president. It is not even campaign time!! Speed of convoy played a key part on their deaths. Even fatigue as well, they need at least one rest for such a long distance. Even the president’s driver himself could have been affected by this. A waste of human life, may their soul rest in peace!!!

  125. So sad. Populumukira palibe. Mabvuto tilinao kale a zachuma, zachokera patipo izi. Mtundu wathu ukupululuka. Take care coz muphesa anthu osalakwa. Kwa anamfedwa, sorry may their soul rest in peace.

  126. it is a very sad story to hear. I thing for the govt to take note is about risk allowances for our police officers. Their work is never appreciated by most pipo.After all the type of insurance taken is laughable if indeed the vehicle is insured.why going for third party type pliz take note of that.To the departed souls may your souls rest in peace and my condolonces to the bereaved families and to you the pipo in authority take note of the scenario ;the condition of the vehicles ,the capability of one driving and policy of insurance not forgetting the peanut salary

  128. it is a very sad story to hear. I think for the govt to take note is about risk allowances for our police officers. Their work is never appreciated by most pipo.After the type of insurance taken is laughable if indeed the vehicle.why going for third party type pliz take note of that.To the departed souls may your souls rest in peace and my condolonces to the bereaved families and to you the pipo in authority take note of the scenario ;the condition of the vehicles ,the capability of one driving and policy of insurance not forgetting the peanut salary

  130. it is a very sad story to hear. I thing for the govt to take note is about risk allowances for our police officers. Their work is never appreciated by most pipo.After the type of insurance taken is laughable if indeed the vehicle.why going for third party type pliz take note of that.To the departed souls may your souls rest in peace and my condolonces to the bereaved families and to you the pipo in authority take note of the scenario ;the condition of the vehicles ,the capability of one driving and policy of insurance not forgetting the peanut salary

  132. That was a car not fit to be on a cruising presidential convoy.One can easily conclude that the fact that it was the last car and carrying 9 officers,it was for junior officers who were regarded as nobodies.I saw the car when we were stopped to pave way for the convoy @ Lilongwe brigde near Mchesi.My car was first on line.It has pained me alot.My father is a policeman who is about to retire but managed to produce me as an engineer with his pathetic income.The welfare of policemen is just too pathetic.While APM and his greedy assholes mimic cutting down travelling by road,while putting lives of innocent poor souls at stake.Human sacrifice!Yet he has raised his perks by more than K1.5 million!Devil!Devil!Devil!The CREATOR will handle this nonsense!

  141. VERY SAD INDEED.LOSING SIXTEEN LIVES WITHIN APERIOD OF IS SADFUL.NANUNSO A APM MUSAKHALE KUTI MAKUCHITA ZA SATANIC.MAY THERE SOUL REST IN PEACE!AMEN…

  144. Too Sad. May their souls rest in peace.
    Too many accidents just today I have seen two more accidents in Limbe. People must really be advised that the season is not safe.

    3. kulemba ngati mulembela kunkhwapa bwanji??????? what the fuck do u mean.you mean moyo wa peter is more precious than anzathu atisiyawa????? ulibe manyazi ulibe mzimu. God/Allah should forgive you.mxiiiiii

  146. May their souls rest in peace. One thing I often notice is that people on the convoy are always at a risk. They work against time. Why not think of starting much more earlier so that you don’t panick. An element of overspeeding played a big role here.

  147. Any word from state house? The best the president could have done was to travel by helicopter. Mesa ali nduna ankayenda pa helicopter kupita ku Mzuzu. Musovenge!

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