[civsoc-mw] The allogance of Chisale

[trevor chimimba]

Inu a KPD, 

Inu mukulimbana ndi a Chisale pano anzanu angodziyendera ali phee kuyenda nda kazawo ku official meeting, one day apa, two days apo, mwina so ndege ya charter, ma guard of honour, magule, ka foundation kabwela kale, posachedwapa muyamba kugula matebulo, anthu malipilo akulandila mochedwa...inu pomazazindikila ....munthu ali ndi ma hummer teni from welo wishazi!

Inu Manyasa Inu zoti muzasintha...zokayikitsa ndithu!



> On Oct 5, 2020, at 3:06 AM, KPD <maluwakpd at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> 
> For a person who has denied Malawians the desperately needed revenue by colluding with Indians to avoid paying customs duty on imported cement, Chisale is just laughing at ACBand Directorate of public prosecution.
> 
> All this thanks to Judge Dunstan Mwaungulu who believes that ordering 125 vehicles by a president duty free is allowed by the constitution.
> 
> I don't know which part of the constitution was used to arrive at his judgement. The constitution clearly said for personal use. Just Mwaungulu basically interpreted it as, "the president is allowed to import anything in any quality duty free"
> 
> Unfortunately, for whatever reason, the judgement was never appealed.
> 
> A few years down the line here is Peter Mutharika who has used this privilege through his proxy to deny Malawians billions of Kwacha in customs duty revenue.
> 
> I see another Mwaungulu judge setting Chisale free and saying there was nothing wrong for Mutharika important millions of bags of cement for 'personal' use.
> 
> But Malawi. Where is God when we need him most?
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