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Usi feels the pinch, claims his security compromised
Vice-President Michael Usi yesterday claimed his fallout with the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) administration has led to the withdrawal of his motorcade lead vehicle and review of his personal security detail. Usi told a whistle-stop election campaign rally in Chigumula, Blantyre that he is now a victim of his open discussion of entrenched corruption in a government in which he is the second most powerful figure and a member of Cabinet since 2020…
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