After busting them on the corruption deal that involved ADMARC in the purchase of Zambian maize, Malawi24 can exclusively reveal that ADMARC has moved the courts to stop TIMES from reporting on its corruption.
In an injunction obtained today, ADMARC through its lawyers has asked the Courts to order TIMES to order its coverage on the corruption fiasco that the institution has been involved in.
Information that Malawi24 has indicates that on Thursday, ADMARC petitioned the Courts following the coverage of the corruption that ADMARC has been involved in. The corruption involves the purchase of maize.
TIMES started by reporting that ADMARC had duped Malawians on the Zambian maize, buying it at a higher price than the one expected. Highlighting that it was a corrupt deal that benefited some people at ADMARC and in government.
The story was followed up by another indicating the trouble between ADMARC and the third party involved in the deal.
Unhappy with this, ADMARC has sought for a relief from the Courts.
It is not known if TIMES will take this lying down as it has already defied the order by publishing on the gagging in its paper of tomorrow.
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Now the corrupted minds has powers to silence the truth? Kodi Malawi bwanji kwenikweni hahahahahaha. If I get a chance to fly away, I swear I won’t blow it, si dziko lokhala ili
HahahahahajjajajajJJjJjajjajjaajaaaj Malawi for sale
Kutha kwafika pangodya zose zinayi
Go ahead’ times ” with your info updates on this issue we rely on you
The corruption happening in malawi is very worrying & pitala don’t see all these katangalez going on in our poor country
Choonandi sichifa or chaka nthawi zizaziwika mzamangidwa.