Malawi24 found that top government officials help illegal immigrants enter the country. Police commissioners work with these officials to move people through hidden paths. Foreigners cross from Tanzania at Isongole into Karonga District. They travel through Rumphi near Lake Kazuni, passing Kafukule, Euthini, Eswazini, and Edingeni, finally reaching Mutosha.
Security insiders say these officials use government resources to hide their actions. The network operates freely because law enforcers join the scheme. Local people report seeing strange groups moving at night in cars without license plates. During the investigation, judges' names also came up as people who assist illegal entry.
Human rights defender Sheriff Kaisi called this a national security threat. He asked the Human Rights Commission to look into the matter quickly. Both police leaders need more time before they comment. The Anti-Corruption Bureau must act quickly against those involved. Malawi24 kept names private until they finished their research.
Security insiders say these officials use government resources to hide their actions. The network operates freely because law enforcers join the scheme. Local people report seeing strange groups moving at night in cars without license plates. During the investigation, judges' names also came up as people who assist illegal entry.
Human rights defender Sheriff Kaisi called this a national security threat. He asked the Human Rights Commission to look into the matter quickly. Both police leaders need more time before they comment. The Anti-Corruption Bureau must act quickly against those involved. Malawi24 kept names private until they finished their research.
