Malawi: Hrdc Gives ACB 72 Hours to Act On Judges' Bribery Saga - Activists Vow More Demos

16 January 2020

The Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) has given Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) director Reyneck Matemba 72 hours to disclose names of those who attempted to bribe the five judges of the High Court of Malawi sitting as the Constitutional Court and currently preparing judgement for the presidential election nullification petition case, arrest and take them to court or resign.

ACB boss Matemba listening to HRDC leader Mtambo giving him 72 hour ultimatum to name the suspects, arrest them or he should step down HRDC chairperson Mtambo presenting the petition to Matemba Thousands took to the streets during the HRDC organised demonstrations

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