Stunner! Previous Minister of Justice Convicted for Attempted Murder

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Stunner! Previous Minister of Justice Convicted for Attempted Murder


In a disputable case that has shaken an African nation, a previous Justice Minister alongside others has gotten indicted for endeavored murder

Raphael Kasambara

Raphael Kasambara, a previous Malawian Justice, and Constitutional Affairs Minister has been sentenced for homicide by the Malawi High Court.

The man was sentenced on Thursday for endeavoring to kill the nation's previous Budget Director, Paul Mphwiyo, in 2013.

As indicated by the News Agency of Nigeria, the court found the previous pastor and two others, Pika Manondo and Macdonald Kumwembe, liable of connivance to kill furthermore found the other two blameworthy of endeavored homicide.

The endeavored homicide of the previous chief occurred on the night of Aug. 13, 2013, at the doors of his living arrangement in Lilongwe.


Mphwiyo was shot three times at short proximity as he anticipated the opening of the entryway.

He was traveled to South Africa for a drug where a fruitful surgery was led all over.

Mphwiyo involved Kasambara and the other two for the situation, asserting that he by and by saw them amid the shooting.

Malawi High Court Judge, Michael Mtambo, after a thorough court hearing and entries throughout the years, passed on the judgment to the three under the steady gaze of a jam-pressed court.

The previous pastor told newsmen that he would claim the conviction and would overcome at last, including that the judge was traded off.


In his response, State Assistant Director of Public Prosecution, Enock Chibwana, hailed the judgment, saying the judge broke down the entries with no inclination.

"The shooting and endeavored homicide of the Malawi previous spending chief is straightforwardly connected to the nation's chronicled loot of open assets where billions of dollars were stolen.

"More than 70 have following been captured and the cases are still in court while more than 10, among

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