By Vincent Gunde

Political activist Bon Kalindo, says he has established his own initiative ” Operation Bwenza ndalama zanga” to all the people who bribed Immigration officers for passports but the passports have not come out to them till today.

Kalindo said this initiative is in its three weeks and already, it has started registering positive developments as some individuals have received back their money from Officers who received the bribed money.Kalindo questions government where is the Attorney General?

Speaking through an audio clip, Kalindo said as first President of the poor people in Malawi, he cannot keep quiet to see many Malawians crying for passports after they had paid for it at K50,000 and additional money to speeding up processing of their passports in the ranges from K300,000 to one million Kwacha.Malawi–Israel Job Scam Exposed? Recruitment Agents Accused of Exploiting Desperate Malawians with K2.5 Million Charges

Kalindo has advised all the people whose money were swindled by Immigration officers to call him on 0993650005 for him to talk to the responsible Officer so that they get back their bribed money.

He said he is calling the reported Immigration Officer giving him two to three days to return the bribed money to the owner and failing which he will report to Minister of Homeland Security Peter Mukhitho and his Deputy Norman Paulosi Chisale for actions.Bon Kalindo: Anti-Corruption Efforts Must Be Evidence-Based

” Your friends are being given back the money they paid to bribe individual officers,” said Kalindo.

He said so far, he has recovered MK4. 5 million from officers of Mangochi, Blantyre and Mzuzu and this money has gone back to the owners not to him, Kalindo.

In the audio clip, Kalindo has expressed his deep concern over an Indian who was arrested by police on Thursday over the case
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Kalindo said the Indian appeared before the court on Friday and during court proceedings, his lawyer pleaded for bail and the Magistrate said he will hear the bail application the following day.

He said it is sad that an Indian who was beating young children was secretly released describing this as putting the record straight that Malawi is blanketed by corruption from the president, ministers, local Authorities, chiefs down to ordinary citizens.

” Where did it happen that before hearing a bail application, the suspect is released? This is telling us that Malawi courts are rotten, corrupt and compromise,” said Kalindo.Kalindo calls DPP to do sole – searching on electricity blackouts

He has observed that foreigners are being favoured in Malawi and they have more powers than the owners of the land suspecting that money has bought an Indian freedom and justice.