Armed robbers hit Central Poultry

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Armed thugs on Tuesday broke into Central Poultry Limited (CPL) Dudu estate in Lilongwe where they went away with an undisclosed amount of money.

Malawi24 understands that the thugs also shot one of the company’s bosses during the robbery.

The amount of money that has been stolen is yet to be established but according to a source the money is believed to be in millions.

According to the source who works at the company, the incident happened around 9pm when the boss identified as Jaco van Tonder was transferring cash from his office to his house.

“The boss was transferring money from his office to his house within the company premises. When he was coming back with money he met the thugs.

“The thieves demanded the money but the boss refused and he was severely beaten. The thugs then shot him on the back and went away with the cash,” said the source.

According to information that Malawi24 has gathered, Tonder has since been taken to South Africa for medical treatment.

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39 Comments

  1. A recommended job, Iam happy with that news, our fellow malawians who work there are crying with these Amwenye who owned that industry, even the salary there its less than K35 thousand but the work which is there doesn’t need human effort to operate the work, our relatives are ill treated there!

  2. A recommended job, Iam happy with that news, our fellow malawians who work there are crying with these Amwenye who owned that industry, even the salary there its less than K35 thousand but the work which is there doesn’t need human effort to operate the work, our relatives are ill treated there!

  3. Guyes osamangoti zili bho pomwe anzanu akubangula mokweza mwanva kkkkkkkk ndanvakuti oonse ojobola kumeneko malipilo atsika ndi 75%

    1. I was about to say the samething bro, our relatives are surffering there, they are crying with bad work conditions and low salaries, most people who work there come from here in Lumbadzi, you can’t believe what they usually tell me!

    2. I was about to say the samething bro, our relatives are surffering there, they are crying with bad work conditions and low salaries, most people who work there come from here in Lumbadzi, you can’t believe what they usually tell me!

    3. Don’t blame these Indians. Blame your bad policies of your Malawian government of which some gurus from ministry of labour r pocketing money from these mwenyes to continue their slavery act to our fellow citizen. Too much corruption Malawi

    4. Don’t blame these Indians. Blame your bad policies of your Malawian government of which some gurus from ministry of labour r pocketing money from these mwenyes to continue their slavery act to our fellow citizen. Too much corruption Malawi

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