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Malawi court rejects state application to allow SA witnesses to testify against Bushiris virtually - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.


9 June 2021, 3:56 PM
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Image: SABC NewsThis means that South African witnesses in the extradition case against the Bushiris have to travel to Malawi to testify.
Malawi’s Lilongwe Magistrates Court has quashed an application by the state to allow South African witnesses to testify against the Bushiris virtually in the extradition case.
In his ruling, Chief Resident Magistrate Patrick Chirwa agreed with arguments by the defence team, which is led by Wapona Kita, that the application has no legal basis. This means that South African witnesses in the extradition case have to travel to Malawi to testify.
Kita has reacted to the magistrate’s decision. “The way the deputy wanted to proceed with the matter was just to lay the documents before the court but giving us the opportunity to cross-examine the witnesses. So I say no, that isn’t how things happen, so can we restart all over,” says Kita.

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