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Constitutional Court hears Batatawala, others

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Abdul Karim Batatawala and three others argue that the Financial Crimes Act (FCA) under which they were charged was enacted after their alleged offence. The court has since reserved its ruling and indicated that the verdict would be made within 21 days. The four were arrested by ACB in mid-December 2022.

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Constitutional Court hears Batatawala, others

The High Court of Malawi sitting as a Constitutional Court in Zomba yesterday heard submissions from parties on the constitutionality of a corruption case involving businessperson Abdul Karim Batatawala and three others. The court has since reserved its ruling and indicated that the verdict would be made within 21 days. Batatawala and three others, namely former Department of Immigration and Citizenship Services chief immigration officer Elvis T…

1 month ago·Blantyre, Malawi

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