The Malawi Police Service (MPS) is condemning the unruly behaviour of some motorists who, when they fail to settle road traffic offences they have been charged with, resort to assault traffic police officers on duty.
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) informs Malawians of the arrest of Mr. Chidawawa Mainje, 39, of Malothi village, T/A Mlolo in Nsanje District who works as a nurse at Ntcheu District Hospital over Cyber Harrasment.
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) has noted with great concern, the growing phenomenon of some overzealous people who are using abusive language against others on different social media platforms. The trend does not only breach peace on innocent individuals, but it also lands one into a criminal conflict where the doer can be arrested and prosecuted accordingly.
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) informs the public of the arrest of nine thugs,
suspected to be the criminals that were robbing motorists by blocking the M1 road
with stones at Kachipeya near Lizulu Trading Centre in Ntcheu District.
The Malawi Police Service has instituted an investigation into a case where an unknown male African person has been murdered by some students of Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS) over an allegation of theft.
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) wants to distance itself from the claim by MISA Malawi that it is behind the cyber hacking of Platform for Investigative Journalists (PIJ) website.
The Malawi Police Service(MPS) wishes to inform the public that it has received the report released by Afrobarometer on April 14, 2022 in which Malawi Police Service is said to be topping the list with 42% as the most corrupt organisation in Malawi according to a corruption opinion collected through the survey.
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) wants to assure the public, especially in Lilongwe, of adequate security and that people should not despair that there is a security lapse in the city.
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) is informing Malawians that cases of drink and drive are still continuing despite numerous awareness campaigns and on the spot fines.
The Malawi Police Service is still registering cases of theft of motorcycles and assault to motorcycle riders in the country. The incidences are prevalent during night hours.