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USA-Malawian lady Manice has dared Foreign Minister Mkaka’s lawsuit over bribes claims with Indians

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Mkaka on social media for wrong reasons

ATLANTA-(MaraviPost)-United States of America (USA) based Malawian Manice Abiti William Dawood is daring Foreign Minister Eisenhower Mkaka’s lawsuit over claims that the minister was involved in bribe with Indians.

Minister Mkaka and Manice are fighting tooth and nail on various social media including Facebook where the alleged fraud was exposed.

Manice Abiti William Dawood  does use colorful language at times which has seen her build a large following on Facebook.

Mkaka and Dawood have been fighting over the past weeks following Dawood’s claims that the Minister pocketed about MK0.3 billion in bribes from a Malawian business mogul of Indian origin to evade tax.

Manice dares Mkaka

The minister has since dragged Dawood to the High Court over the claims and the summons were reportedly sent to Dawood through WhatsApp.

Writing on Facebook, Dawood confirmed that she has been sued by the minister. She, however, said she is ready to face Mkaka and does not fear him.

“Nafenso nkhandweyi sitikuyiopa. Tili pano kutulutsa viwanda (I am not afraid of the wolf. I am here to cast out demons),” she said.

Last month, Mkaka demanded evidence from Dawood that he indeed had received money from a business mogul.

“I have given instructions to my lawyers (and this is not a blank threat) for defamation and character assassination! Let her give evidence to court (she may as do so to ACB). I believe she has evidence I got MK300 million,” Mkaka wrote.

Mkaka who is Malawi Congress Party (MCP) Secretary General (SG) has been on social media on wrong reasons particularly fraud, bribes which is yet to clear them out.

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