Fate for DPP’s Mzomera, Uladi in corruption cases September end

Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) top politicians Uladi Mussa and Christopher Mzomera Ngwira will this month end know their fate in separate corruption cases as courts will deliver their judgement.

Uladi: Passport case judgement on September 29
Mzomera Ngwira : To face judgement September 28

A judgement   for Mussa at High Court has been set on  September 29 2020 in a corruption case in which he and four others were prosecuted for awarding Malawian passports to foreigners.

Mussa, who has expressed interest to join the DPP leadership contest, is said to have authorised the issuing of passports to non-Malawians when he served as Minister of Home Affairs. In October last year the High Court found Mussa and four others with a case to answer.

The case also earned Mussa, a former cabinet minister under four successive regimes, travel bans to the US. The co-accused are David Kwanjana, Pascal Rwasa, Peter Katasha and Esili Kubwimana.

In another development, DPP  regional governor for the North, Mzomera Ngwira, will know his fate in a corruption case for allegedly obtaining money using corrupt means on September 28.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB)  arrested  Ngwira, when he was Member of Parliament for Mzimba Hora Constituency,  over allegations that he  presented invoices from YOGI and Mzimba Hardware on pretext that they had supplied building materials for Lukwelukwe School Project which is funded under Local Development Fund (LDF) under M’mbelwa District Council.

Ngwira allegedly   advised the Project Management Committee (PMC) members to sign blank withdrawal slips and told them not to indicate the total amount to be withdrawn. He later indicated K650, 000 on the withdraw form.

The judgements of the two DPP politicians will have a huge bearing to their political careers.

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Nyirenda Tobious
Nyirenda Tobious
4 years ago

Prosecute them, especially this greedy Ngwira…. Has been involved in a lot of DPP shabby deals, go ahead Tonse Alliance pls, clear the rubble of corruption. We are waiting for the conclusion of all high-profile cases like that of Thom Mpinganjira, Rosa Mbilizi, Norman Chisale etc

Jemusi
Jemusi
4 years ago

Do not forget that Raph Kasambara is on bail for a corruption case. I do know why the ACB is quiet on his case. It is taking too long.
Please push it to the court as soon as possible. All those involved in corruption cases have to face the law

Visitor
Visitor
4 years ago

i would like to appreciate the current Government, though we cant really see whats behind their seats but atleast we cant see the tremendous progress in the fight against corruption

Chathengo
Chathengo
4 years ago

These guys were arrested during DPP regime, guess what, if they will be convicted a Nyekhwe will say it’s a political persecution.

Last edited 4 years ago by Chathengo
Vilhomwe Ndivimbuli
4 years ago

I pray that the court finishes off Uladi eshiii!!

Banda
Banda
4 years ago

One will hope that their political careers are finished. The time for political corruption and self enrichment is finished in Malawi.

Dowa boy
Dowa boy
4 years ago
Reply to  Banda

Linda madzi apite ndiye uziti wadala

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