Namiwa questioned whether awarding what he described as “colossal sums of money” would serve the public interest, arguing that all branches of government, including the judiciary, derive their authority from the people and must act in their interest.
The Malawi Law Society (MLS) says it is unable to take disciplinary action against lawyer Alexious Kamangila, who was recently found guilty of perjury, unless the High Court issues a formal directive for an inquiry into his conduct.
The Malawi Law Society (MLS) has underscored the need for authorities to pursue the truth and offer to the public a clear, timely and trustworthy sense of direction with objective and dependable answers to the many questions arising from the 10th June 2024 tragedy.
