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Following her pronouncement of guilty verdict on September 9, 2021, High Court Judge, Dorothy De Gabrielle on Tuesday, October 5, 2021 sentenced financial business mogul, Dr. Thom Mpinganjira to nine (9) years imprisonment with hard labour. However, the defence, led by lawyer Patrice Nkhono, say they will appeal against both the conviction and the sentence. […]

Attorney General Thabo Chakaka Nyirenda says huge amounts of money have been lost at the Malawi Police Service (MPS) through payments to Mas international

Director General of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), Martha Chizuma, has counter-warned Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) officials that the Bureau will not hesitate to invoke Section 13 of the Corrupt Practices Act on anyone trying to obstruct justice in its investigation. ACB is investigating alleged abuse of the taxpayer identification number (TPIN) of former President Arthur […]

Pointed out, our military is civilian-led and the president and secretary of defense ultimately the president makes those decisions with the advice of those around him. if we want to quarrel with someone about this, we should quarrel with president biden and if were going to really look at the policy, molly, you and i were on a show a few weeks ago and you said this is a 20 year accounting that needs to take place before the senate and the house. lets call them all before and say when did you kn...

Tabogon mayor faces new rap before Ombud

Thailand’s class divisions have dramatically widened during the Covid-19 pandemic. With students returning to the streets in protest, even with tight crowd restrictions in place, after a three-month hiatus during the pandemic, the Prayuth Chan-ocha regime is faltering in public support and perceived competence to handle a dramatic linear increase in case numbers. Thailand, last year near the top of the list of countries which have handled the pandemic well, now finds itself third last, ranked...

Neighborhoods and who work in these small towns are watching your government leaders and making sure that theyre not stealing your money or that theyre not doing other corrupt practices. and once these papers disappear and the local journalists disappear, i think that the community will be more prone to having corrupt leaders. and so thats one reason, for example, why we need local newspaper reporters and local news. >> it also lets conspiracy flourish. the lack of real news reporting on the gro...

After buying the ailing Milwaukee Sentinel in 1962, The Milwaukee Journal installed a turnaround crew including Navy veteran Robert H. (Bob) Wills. As city editor for more than a decade and then as editor from 1975-1991, Wills imprinted the scrappy morning daily with his forceful personality and passion for news. He became a state and national journalism leader, banking on his competitive fire to build coalitions with other media to protect press freedoms and First Amendment rights. Wills died ...

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – Prof. Abubakar Sulaiman, Director-General, National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS), says overlapping functions remain a significant problem encountered by Nigerian security agencies. Sulaiman said this during a National Security Legislative Reform Retreat for Leadership, Chairmen of Committees on Security and Sponsors of Security Bill of the House of Representatives on Friday in Lagos. Sulaiman said that absence of robust intelligence gathering a...

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