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Power held on borrowed trust—Deputy CJ
Deputy Chief Justice Lovemore Chikopa has said public officers, in-cluding judicial officers hold their power on the trust of Ma-lawians and should strive to discharge their duties to expectations. He made the remarks in Mponela, Dowa on Thursday during an in-teraction with the media that the Judiciary Communica-tion Committee under the European Union (EU)-funded Chilungamo II Justice Programme organised. Chikopa: A judge must be independent. | …
·Blantyre, Malawi
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