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Chakwera appoints Hilary Chilomba as ACB deputy DG

Chakwera appoints Hilary Chilomba as ACB deputy DG

President Lazarus Chakwera has appointed Hilary Chilomba as Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) deputy director general. He has replaced Elia Bodole whose contract has just expired. Social media commentator Joshua Chisa Mbele is questioning the appointment.See the Story

Nigeria police made to scrap sacking of unmarried pregnant officers

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Nigeria police made to scrap sacking of unmarried pregnant officers

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A rule banning unmarried Nigerian police officers from getting pregnant has been scrapped. The regulation did not apply to male officers who got co-workers pregnant. The case was brought by a corporal who was sacked in 2021 after getting pregnant. She was awarded 5m naira (£9,100) in compensation.See the Story

Pressure forces govt to release full report on Chizuma’s arrest

Pressure forces govt to release full report on Chizuma’s arrest

Public uproar demanding government to release full report of investigations on the arrest of Director General of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) Martha Chizuma left government with no choice but to make the full report public. The report was later made public as ordered by the President but the citizenry was shocked to find out that some chapters of the report were missing.See the Story

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Growing calls for fresh inquiry over Chizuma’s controversial arrest

The 12 member commission of inquiry set up by President Lazarus Chakwera released a full report on Martha Chizuma's controversial arrest. The inquiry also found the suspended Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Steve Kayuni in the wrong for lacking sound judgement. Malawi Law Society's Honorary Secretary Chrispin Ngunde is hinting that it will formally react to the contents of the full report.See the Story

Report on Chizuma’s arrest missed the target, Malawians say

President Lazarus Chakwera has been served with the report on the circumstances surrounding the arrest of Martha Chizuma. The president instructed the Secretary to the President (SPC) to make the report public. The report was led by Retired Supreme Court of Appeal Justice Edward Twea. Activist Joshua Chisa Mbele said the report lacked diplomacy.See the Story

Drama as Zambian man divorces his wife after discovering that she is 1 year 11 months older

A man in Mongu(Zambia) has divorced his wife after he discovered that she is 1 year 11 months older than him. The lady had lied to her man that she was 2 years younger than him before their wedding in 2019. The man is said to have bumped into a heath passport of his beloved wife.See the Story

Sex workers encouraged to report abuse

The International Organization for Migration (IOM), has urged sex workers to report any form abuse they face in the line of their duty. IOM Chief of MissionSee the Story

‘Chizuma was not manhandled’

The Commission of Inquiry investigating the circumstances that led to the arrest of Director General of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) Martha Chizuma has dismissed reports that the she was manhandled by police officers as earlier reported. Media reports showed that there were reports of ill treatment against Chizum during the time of her arrest.See the Story

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