Six police officers moved over Sanjika Palace trespass killing

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Six police officers moved over Sanjika Palace trespass killing

In less than seventy-two hours after a motorist trespassed into Sanjika Presidential Palace on Saturday night, and got shot in both of his legs, the Malawi Police Service (MPS) has moved seven officers from state residences to various police stations across the country. James Kadadzera, national police spokesman, despite confirming the development, has refused to […]

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