Malawi: Mutharika Rubbishes 'Fake News' On Corruption Report Involving Malawi Police Rations

President Peter Mutharika has dismissed reports that accuses him of fraudulently benefiting from K2.8 billion government contact, calling it "fake news" as part of a ploy to smear him ahead of a national election next year.

The denial came amid reports from several news organisations, citing Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) leaked report that suggest Mutharika may have benefitted from K145 million that a supplier deposited in a Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) account for which he is the sole signatory.

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