DPP, MCP trade barbs as they accuse each other of political violence
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APM confesses DPP failed to win presidential election, predicts doom in future poll
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Chakwera challenges new Commission of Inquiry to act differently
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MHRC kickstarts Bob Mtekama's death probe
“A mysterious man who sneaked into Bob Mtekama’s hospital room at 04:00 am.” Almost nine months after the mysterious death of head of Criminal Investigations Department (CID) in the Malawi Police Service, the Malawi Human Rights Commission (MHRC) has began investigations into his death, Nyasa Times has established. Executive Secretary for the umbrella, rights body, Habiba Osman confirming the development, said: “I can confirm that we have indeed embarked on the investigations into the death of the late Bob Mtekama. The investigations stalled due to the ravaging Covid-19 pandemic, whic...
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Do not quash Muluzi corruption case, fast-track it and let court determine
January 6, 2021 Lowani Mtonga - Nyasa Times 9 Comments There has been calls at different times by different people to discontinue the K1.7 billion former president Bakili Muluzi corruption case which has now entered the 15th year. The Public Affairs Committee has also added its voice to urge President Lazarus Chakwera to discontinue the case. Malawi’s former president Bakili Muluzi PAC has questioned the rationale of spending taxpayers money on a corruption case that has failed to yield the expected results for many decades and called for dialogue to secure a political solution. ...
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