Police arrest man for robbery, recover pistol

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Police arrest man for robbery, recover pistol

Police in Mangochi have arrested John M'madi Raja, 54, on suspicion that he stole cash and items worth over K12.5 million at Action Aid offices as well at Total and Engen Filling Stations in June this year. According to Mangochi Police Station Sub Inspector Amina Tepani Daudi, Raja and his five accomplices who are on […]

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