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Kumwenda stays at ESCOM, court slaps a pause on MUBAS move
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 80509, member: 636"] Malawi's power boss just scored a legal win against the government. The High Court in Blantyre stopped a forced transfer of the Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi, or ESCOM, CEO Kamwamba Kumwenda. The government tried to move him to a teaching job at the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences, known as MUBAS. A letter from the Office of the President and Cabinet informed him of this secondment as a lecturer, which would have removed him from leading the power utility. Kumwenda fought the move, calling it illegal and asking the court for a review. The court agreed his case had merit. It issued an injunction to block the transfer until a full judicial review happens. This means the government cannot make him take the lecturer post for now. Because of this ruling, Kumwenda stays as the CEO of ESCOM. The leadership of the national power company remains unchanged while the legal process plays out. The court essentially pressed pause on the whole situation until it can take a deeper look at the government's decision. [/QUOTE]
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