Lilongwe — The High Court in Lilongwe on Thursday adjourned the hearing of the infamous passport case involving former Minister of Home Affairs and International Cooperation, Uladi Musa and four others after the former failed to appear in court on the day.
In March 2017, Mussa surrendered himself to the Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB) after the institution issued a warrant for his arrest accusing him of neglect of duty and illogical use of office from 2013 to 2014 when he headed the ministry.
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