US EditionPolice Deny Allegations of Collaborating with Panga-Wielding Thugs in Lilongwe
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MPs dare police Inspector General
By Brenda Kayo: Members of the Parliamentary Committee on Defence and Security have challenged Inspector General of Police Merlyne Yolamu to “reverse the bad image” of the Malawi Police Service, which they say is perceived as “political”. Chairperson for the committee, Salim Bagus, led the onslaught on the Malawi Police Service (MPS) when Yolamu appeared before committee members in Lilongwe Wednesday. They arranged the meeting on Wednesday to ge…
Police Deny Allegations of Collaborating with Panga-Wielding Thugs in Lilongwe
Dennis Chipao, a senior official responsible for research at the Police Department, has clarified that the police are not collaborating with civilians who torture people in Lilongwe with their panga knives Chipao expressed surprise and concern over reports of people changing protesters in the city despite the presence of law enfoncers. He emphasized that the police are actively investigating those involved in such acts and warned that anyone fou…
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