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Africa · LilongweA police warrant issued by the Lilongwe Senior Resident Magistrate Court, now in the possession of Nyasatimes, reveals that the arrest of former Minister of Trade and MCP presidential running mate Vitumbiko Mumba stems from remarks he made during a joint press briefing with Jessie Kabwila -- a briefing in which they raised concerns of possible electoral fraud by the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).See the Story
Malawi: Police Arrest of Vitumbiko Mumba Raises Alarming Questions Over Criminalisation of Dissent
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Lilongwe · LilongweThe arrests of former Minister of Trade and Malawi Congress Party (MCP) running mate Vitumbiko Mumba, alongside MCP Secretary General and former Minister of Local Government Richard Chimwendo Banda, have sparked intense debate across Malawi’s political landscape. With Chimwendo Banda facing a charge of attempted murder and Mumba detained in connection with remarks he made […] The post Opinion | Arrests of Mumba, Chimwendo Banda not political mov…See the Story
Arrests of Mumba, Chimwendo Banda Not Political Move Malawi 24 | Latest News From Malawi
Lilongwe · LilongweMalawi Congress Party (MCP) spokesperson Jessie Kabwila yesterday handed herself over to police in Lilongwe. She joins MCP secretary general Richard Chimwendo Banda and former president Lazarus Chakwera’s running mate in the September 16 General Election Vitumbiko Mumba in police custody. Kabwila (back to camera 2nd R), accompanied by sympathisers, walks to Police Headquarters. | Courtesy of Zodiak Online Chimwendo Banda and Mumba were arrested …See the Story
