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Malawi Local Govt Ministry spits fire to fraudulent officers

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Malawi Local Govt Ministry spits fire to fraudulent officers

MZUZU-(MaraviPost)-Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development has warned officers indulging in corruption and fraudulent activities at Likongwe City Council and other councils in the country that the long arm of the Government will not spare them; on they are caught in the act.

In a statement released on October 24, 2019, the Ministry says that there is a revelation of fraudulent activities are taking place at Lilongwe City Council.

“Recently, it has been revealed that fraudulent activities are taking place Lilongwe District Council. The revelations indicate that two Accounts Officers who among other activities, have been pocketing deceased funds for minors and Other Recurrent Transactions (ORT).”

“Preliminary reports that an approximate amount of K113, 000, 000 deceased estates and MK 19, 000, 000 ORT has been embezzled. Currently, a preliminary report is and necessary action is being taken together with the police,” reads the statement in part.

Lately, there have numerous scandalous activities of public funds being misappropriated in the Ministries, Departments and Agencies of the Government.

Richard Kayenda

I hold a bachelor’s degree in languages obtained from Mzuzu University. Since 2016, I have been working for Maravi Post as a reporter of local news; particularly from the Northern Region of Malawi. My main news areas are politics, business, sports and many more. Besides reporting, I also write news analyses on current affairs just to share informed opinions on news that matter in Malawi. By now I have a five year practical experience in online news reporting and I look forward to growing more professionally while raising the bar of Maravi Post; in order to make it a household name, as we keep our readership informed, edutained and updated on a daily basis.


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