Malawi: Treason-Charged Namiwa Urges Mutharika to Boost Prison Workers' Pay to Stop 'Corruption'

Malawi: Treason-Charged Namiwa Urges Mutharika to Boost Prison Workers' Pay to Stop 'Corruption'

Sylvester Namiwa, leader of the Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI), has broken his silence after being gagged by the High Court from commenting further on his earlier controversial claim of "President in two months" -- revealing his organisation has written to President Peter Mutharika, urging him to use his authority to grant special allowances to prison staff.

CDEDI Gives Malawi Prisons Commissioner 14 Days to Explain Maula Prison Operations

ShareBy Suleman Chitera The Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI) has given the Commissioner of Prisons 14 days to provide detailed answers on the management and conditions of Malawi’s prisons. Read moreCorrupt Mafia Batatawala Case Commence On 25 April 2022CDEDI Executive Director Sylvester Namiwa made the demand during a press conference in Lilongwe,… The post CDEDI Gives Malawi Prisons Commissioner 14 Days to Expla…

Treason-charged Namiwa urges Mutharika to boost prison workers’ pay to stop “corruption” - National News Malawi

Sylvester Namiwa, leader of the Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI), has broken his silence after being gagged by the High Cour... Read the latest breaking news on Nyasa Times.

CDEDI asks Mutharika to overhaul Malawi’s prisons

This article was originally published on Malawi24">Malawi24, Malawi's #1 independent news platform. The Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI) has asked President Arthur Peter Mutharika to issue Presidential Orders aimed at improving conditions in Malawi’s correctional facilities. CDEDI Executive Director Sylvester Namiwa made the call in Lilongwe on Wednesday while reading a letter addressed to Mutharika, outlining wh…