The Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace (CCJP) has asked President Lazarus Chakwera to suspend officers implicated in alleged corrupt fuel deals at the National Oil Company of Malawi (Nocma).
The commission has also asked Chakwera to demonstrate his sincerity and genuine commitment to supporting the ACB and its director general Martha Chizuma by, among others, providing security to officers at the bureau.
CCJP has made the demands in its statement released last night and signed by all its nine coordinators
The title of the statement reads: “The prevailing social economic and political situation in Malawi”.
Former acting chief executive officer of Nocma Helen Buluma implicated Nocma’s board Chairperson Colleen Zamba and Secretary for Energy Alphonso Chikuni in alleged fuel deals corruption at the institution.
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