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How can Malawi restore public faith in its judiciary?


Josephine Mahachi | Isaac Mugabi
November 7, 2024

The Judicial Service Commission in Malawi has launched an investigation into the country’s judiciary over allegations of corruption. Judges and court officials, among others, are accused of wrongdoing. Josey Mahachi talks to Patrick Mpaka, President of the Malawi Law Society, DW correspondent Chimwemwe Padatha in Blantyre, and Wilberforce Asare, a Ghanaian judicial service analyst.

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The Judicial Service Commission in Malawi has launched an investigation into the country’s judiciary over allegations of corruption. Various members of the judiciary, including judges and court officials, are accused of wrongdoing. How can Malawirestore faith in its judiciary? Josey Mahachi talks to Patrick Mpaka, President of the Malawi Law Society, DW correspondent Chimwemwe Padatha in Blantyre, and Wilberforce Asare, a Ghanaian judicial service analyst.

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