Month: October 2018 Posts

Mlenga Mvula fired as Judiciary spokesperson

Oct 25, 2018 Archangel Nzangaya 0 &

The Malawi Judicial Service Commission has fired Mlenga Mvula who was the Judiciary spokesperson and has also interdicted two third grade magistrates in Blantyre and Mzuzu. Confirming the development to the local media, was Registrar… ...

Mike Butao unfazed by those eyeing his Wanderers seat

Mar 17, 2018 Malawi24 Reporter 4 &

Be Forward Wanderers general secretary Mike Butao says he feels motivated to protect his position at the forthcoming executive committee elections for fear of leaving the club in the hands of clueless people. Wanderers go… ...

Mlenga Mvula wants Nomads to revert to blue

Mar 12, 2018 Andrew Cane Chilapondwa 0 &

The Judiciary Spokesperson is vying for the position of General Secretary at Be Forward Wanderers and has vowed that the club will return to its traditional blue and white colours. Mlenga Mvula made the sentiments… ...

Mlenga Mvula to be charged this month

Jan 22, 2018 Archangel Nzangaya 9 &

Malawi Judiciary spokesperson Mlenga Mvula who was arrested by Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) last year will be charged before the end of this month. Mvula together with Reverend Daniel Mhone were arrested on 1st September, 2017… ...

K25,000 buys ‘freedom’ for judiciary spokesperson

Sep 05, 2017 Luke Bisani 0 &

Unlike the Biblical story of Paul and Silas, judiciary spokesperson has not gotten his ‘freedom’ from singing religious songs. The Blantyre magistrates court on Monday granted bail to Judiciary spokesperson Mlenga Mvula who was arrested… ...

More trouble in the judiciary: judiciary spokesperson arrested

Sep 01, 2017 Bright Malenga 0 &

Trouble refuses to die in the judiciary. Barely days after the end of the staff strike at the judiciary, now the Police have moved in on the spokesperson of the judiciary. In a statement signed… ...

Malawian courts moved to police stations

Aug 19, 2017 Martha Chikoti 36 &

Following a strike by Judiciary support staff, courts in Malawi have been moved to police stations. Magistrates across the country will be hearing cases in police stations until the striking Judiciary support staff resumes work.… ...